If there is anything to remember in the on-going indefinite industrial action embarked upon by the Lagos State doctors, then, it is the untold hardship that it has brought to the lives of many Lagosians especially those who have been denied entrance into the hospital premises.
Victims of the dastardly bomb blast that occurred on Thursday at the Abuja office of ThisDay Newspaper; might have a sigh of relief soon as the government promised to foot all their medical bills.
The indefinite strike embarked upon Lagos doctors, under the auspices of Medical Guild, took a toll on healthcare system in the state, yesterday, as several cases of deaths were allegedly recorded.
JUST as the nation is still mourning bomb attacks on The Moment, ThisDay and The Daily Sun offices yesterday, unknown gunmen struck again, killing a policeman and two others in two separate attacks in Yola and Mubi, Adamawa State.
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Senior Magistrates' Court in Oshogbo, yesterday, ordered that a police officer, Johnson Igbonnie, 34, be remanded in prison, for allegedly causing the death of his colleague.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), on Thursday called for the establishment of a Special Electoral Commission with special jurisdiction to try electoral offenders.
The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has condemned Thursday's bombing of the offices of Thisday and other newspapers in Abuja and Kaduna, calling the attack an arrow in the heart of free speech and a move to abridge the rights of Nigerians to news and information.
The police in Edo have interrogated the chairman and some key officers of Owan West Local Government over the Wednesday morning fire at the Audit Department of the council secretariat.
