Ogun Nurses Protest, Call For Action After Doctor Allegedly Assaults Student Nurse
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Ogun Nurses Protest, Call For Action After Doctor Allegedly Assaults Student Nurse

Top Stories Tamfitronics Top Stories Tamfitronics Nurses at the Ogun State Hospital in Ijaye, Abeokuta, supported by colleagues from other parts of the state, braved heavy rain on Thursday to protest the alleged assault of a final-year student nurse by Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Dr Nurudeen Adekunle.Naija News gathered that the incident reportedly occurred on September 24 when Dr Adekunle allegedly slapped the student nurse in the theatre.Despite efforts to resolve the issue through government channels, the nurses claim no meaningful progress has been made.Led by the state Chairperson of the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives, Adejoke Bellothe protesters carried placards with messages such as “End Bullying of Nurses,” “Respect for Nurses,” and “Justice for Nurses.”Their demonstration aimed to call attention to the alleged misconduct and demand action.Speaking on behalf of the group, Bello...
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Ogun nurses protest alleged assault of colleague by doctor
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Ogun nurses protest alleged assault of colleague by doctor

Top Stories Tamfitronics ABEOKUTA (SUNDIATA  POST)- Nurses at the State Hospital, Ijaye, Abeokuta, on Thursday, staged a protest over an alleged assault of a student-nurse by a consultant orthopaedic surgeon at the hospital.The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the protesting nurses were led by the Chairman of National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM), Ogun chapter, Adejoke Bello.NAN also reports that medical doctor was said to have slapped the student-nurse at the theatre suit on Sept. 24.The nurses said that all efforts between the time of the incident and now to seek redress from the state government had yielded no result.NAN reports that the angry nurses were chanting various songs to drive home their grievances, while also armed with placards bearing messages condemning the alleged act.Some of the messages read: “End bullying...
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Drug trafficking undermining stability in Sahel region -Marwa
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Drug trafficking undermining stability in Sahel region -Marwa

Top Stories Tamfitronics ABUJA- The Chairman, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), retired Brig. Gen. Buba Marwa says drug trafficking in the Sahel continues to hinder security, economic development and the rule of law while jeopardising public health.In an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) during its 1st annual international lecture on Thursday in Abuja, Marwa said that increased drug flows to West Africa and the Sahel undermined peace and stability in the region.The Lecture with theme, “Insecurity in the Sahel (2008-2024): Dissecting Nigeria’s Challenges – Genesis, Impacts and Options” was conceived by the management of NAN as part of efforts to tackle the menace of insecurity in the Sahel and Nigeria.Marwa was represented by the Deputy Commander of Narcotics, Assistant Director, Media and Advocacy, NDLEA, Mr Chidi Ndukwu.He maintained that there was...
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Chuck Todd: A ‘happy warrior’ VP debate leaves questions unanswered for the top of the tickets
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Chuck Todd: A ‘happy warrior’ VP debate leaves questions unanswered for the top of the tickets

Politics tamfitronics An important note about this clash: This debate covered a lot more substance and was a lot more serious in tone than the debate we’ve seen featuring the tops of the tickets. About the only major issues that weren’t touched on that I would have liked to see more about was the broader threat China poses to the Pacific region generally and the specific issue of Taiwan.But kudos to the CBS News team for a solid issue matrix; for the most part, it covered a lot of ground that voters would like to talk about. And in defense of CBS News, neither China nor Ukraine is seen as a top issue by voters, even if both could be among the most consequential challenges for the next president of the United States.But there’s something...
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