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Victims of Niger tanker explosion moved to Abuja for advanced medical care
Niger tanker explosion victims transferred to Abuja for better care
In compliance with President Bola Tinubu’s directive, victims of the Suleja, Niger State fuel tanker explosion have been transferred to tertiary medical centres for advanced care.This was disclosed in a statement issued on Monday by Rabiu Ibrahim,
Niger tanker explosion: Senators, Obi, others rage as death toll hits 96
Bello Tukur, the state's Commissioner for Secondary and Tertiary Health, attributed the illness to untreated severe malaria and typhoid.
The death toll in last Saturday's tanker explosion at Dikko Junction in Gurara local government area of Niger state has increased to 86 people as some of the injured victims died while receiving treatment.
Governor Radda further emphasised that this tragedy serves as a reminder of the importance of road safety measures and the need for joint vigilance and response to prevent such harsh incidents.
The University of Abuja Teaching Hospital has revealed that N112 million will be spent on the treatment of 16 victims of the recent fuel tanker explosion in
NNPC has raised petrol prices by N25 in Abuja and N35 in Lagos, citing rising global oil prices and deregulation.
There is a prominent perception or assumption that the Nupe people, the major ethnic group in Niger State, are highly educated, particularly in Western education. My attention was recently drawn
General, NEMA, Mrs Zubaida Umar, who led a delegation to the scene of the incident on Monday, expressed deep sympathy for the victims and their families.
In response to President Bola Tinubu's directive for the prompt transfer of victims of the Dikko Junction fuel tanker explosion to tertiary medical
Former Governor of Niger State, Dr. Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu, has raised concerns about the effectiveness of border closures in Nigeria while also highlighting the dire state of education in northern states.
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Nigeria: No Northern State Has 50% Qualified Teachers - Babangida AliyuFormer Governor of Niger State, Dr Mu'azu Babangida Aliyu, has said that no state in North Nigeria has 50 per cent qualified teachers.
Minister Adelabu has clarified that the N8 billion proposal is for advocacy, education, and technology to protect power infrastructure.
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