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Atalanta manager Gian Piero Gasperini has strongly criticised Ademola Lookman’s penalty-taking abilities following the team’s 3-1 defeat to Club Brugge in the Champions League knockout round play-offs. The Nigerian forward, who had earlier scored Atalanta’s only goal in the match, missed a crucial penalty that could have given his side a chance to fight back.
Former Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, has called for the immediate reopening of markets that were collaterally affected by the closure of the Head Bridge Market in Onitsha. The market was shut down by regulatory and security agencies due to alleged trading in illegal drugs within a section known as Ogbo Ogwu. While condemning
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Former Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, has called for the immediate reopening of markets that were collaterally affected by the closure of the Head Bridge Market in Onitsha. The market was shut down by regulatory and security agencies due to alleged trading in illegal drugs within a section known as Ogbo Ogwu. While condemning
The management of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology Teaching Hospital, ESUTH, says it will dispose of over 300 unclaimed bodies from its mortuary before the end of March. This was contained in a statement issued by the Chief Medical Director of ESUTH, Prof. Bethrand Ngwu, on Thursday in Enugu. Ngwu said that
ESUTH to dispose of over 300 unclaimed, overstayed corpses
The management of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology Teaching Hospital, ESUTH, says it will dispose of over 300 unclaimed bodies from its mortuary before the end of March.
This was contained in a statement issued by the Chief Medical Director of ESUTH, Prof. Bethrand Ngwu, on Thursday in Enugu.
Ngwu said that anyone whose relative or friend’s corpse had stayed in the hospital for a period of six months or more should come forward to claim it.
According to him, failure to claim the corpses within three weeks after the announcement means that all unclaimed bodies will be disposed of permanently, and the hospital will not be held accountable.
“This announcement serves as a notice to anyone whose relative or friend’s corpse has stayed in the hospital for a period of six months or more, to proceed and claim it,” he said.
“Failure to do so within three weeks after this announcement means that all unclaimed bodies shall be disposed of permanently, and the hospital will not be held accountable,” he added.
The hospital said some of the corpses had stayed for one year, while others had been in its mortuary for over two years.
ESUTH to dispose of over 300 unclaimed, overstayed corpses
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission challenged Nigerians to be familiar with their rights and demanded that their rights be met by the service providers. This was disclosed by the NERC’s Commissioner for Customer Affairs, Aisha Mahmoud, in Osogbo on Thursday while speaking with journalists at a 3-day Customer Complaints Resolution Town Hall Meeting organised by
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The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission challenged Nigerians to be familiar with their rights and demanded that their rights be met by the service providers. This was disclosed by the NERC’s Commissioner for Customer Affairs, Aisha Mahmoud, in Osogbo on Thursday while speaking with journalists at a 3-day Customer Complaints Resolution Town Hall Meeting organised by
