Lady Stripped Unclad In Warri For Stealing Tecno Boom J8

The girl whom name is undisclosed was allegedly caught in Robinson plaza Warri in delta state yesterday afternoon with a stolen tecno boom j8 was publicly str!pped, s*xually manhandled, and beaten to pulp by an angry mob. The angry crowd were reported to have countlessly humiliated and s*xually abused her pr!vate parts with all sort of assorted sticks, pipes and rod. We don’t know whether she survived it or not, but one thing is clear. No matter how strong the crime she commit, she does not deserve this barbaric show of bestial cruelty.

Lady Stripped Unclad In Warri For Stealing Tecno Boom J8

Suspected Robbers Attack Olumba Olumba’s Virgins In Calabar

                                                                     Olumba Olumba Obu anointing some of the ‘virgins                                                                                      Three female priests were attacked, stabbed and dispossessed of their money and other valuables last Monday on their way to morning worship in Calabar.

The priests, aged between 20 and 25, are members of the ‘144,000 Virgins Body’ of the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star, BCS led by Olumba Olumba Obu.

The incident occurred in the neighbourhood of Mbukpa/Ambo as they left their ‘Virgins abode’ for 5am devotion at the BCS World headquarters at 34 Ambo Street CrossRiverWatch gathered.

Cross River Government To Offer Free Surgery To 80 Patients On World Vesico Vaginal Fistula (VVF) Day

                                                      Dr. Inyang Asibong, Cross River State Commissioner for Health

The Cross River Government has promised to offer free surgery to more than 80 patients suffering from Vesico Vaginal Fistula (VVF) as the World marks the VVF Day on May 23rd.

Dr. Inyang Asibong, the state Commissioner for Health, disclosed this on Friday in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).

Asibong said that the gesture was to mark the event and to also encourage VVF patients to come out for treatment.

According to her, experts in VVF treatment would be on ground to perform medical test and carry out the surgery on the patients.

She said that the treatment would commence on May 23rd and end on May 31st.

Piles Of Refuse Littering Calabar Make National Headlines

Uncharacteristic of what used to be known of Calabar as the cleanest city in the country, the Cross River State capital is now in the news for the wrong reasons.

In this eye witness report by Channels Television, some residents say the capital may lose it’s status as Nigeria’s cleanest and greenest city.

Normalcy Returns To Ugep After Mob Violence Over Death Of Former Councilor

Obol Ofem Ubana – Obol Lopon of Ugep

Violence broke out in Ugep, Yakurr Local Government, May 17, 2016 following the killing of a businessman in the community.

A CrossRiverWatch reporter account that at about 6am, 17th May 2016, a former councillor in Ikpakapit Ward in Ugep, Hon. Larry, who now deals in building materials was called by unknown persons to come to his shop and get some bags of cement they had brought for him to buy.

CrossRiverWatch gathered that when he got there, he was shot by the unknown gunmen and he died on the spot. Two suspects of Igbo extraction, who are fellow businessmen, were caught by community youths and taken to the Palace of the Obol Lopon of Ugep.

But some aggressive Ugep youths who claimed that the deceased was killed by some rival Igbo businessmen started destroying their shops, homes and vehicles in a mob violence that destroyed several properties worth millions of Naira.

Student Of AAU Arrested With Stolen Car

The suspect identified as Benson Gabriel Ossei who is a native of Agbor, Delta State, had been on his way to deliver the stolen vehicle to one Osas Igariba in Auchi when he had been apprehended by police officers in the state. The police men who had been on duty along Ugha road on the State, had reportedly arrested the suspect with the stolen vehicle with registration number NND670 AE from Ondo State.

Student Of AAU Arrested With Stolen Car

Why I Think Degree Education Is Overrated In Nigeria - Michael Roman

He half walked, half dragged to the front of my aunt’s vet store. I had no choice but help aunty Kemi man the place as she is trying to open yet another store in Ikeja.


I was counting on my fingers, trying to find out how many days we had before we resumed back to school. This holiday had been as boring as watching paint dry. I was counting my remaining days of boredom when he knocked, taking me away from my reverie.

He instantly reminded me of Frank Donga. “Please, is there vacancy here? ” he asked. I looked at him from head to toe. His shirt had definitely seen better days. His hair was like a refuse dump and his mouth smelled like a mortuary. His shoes reminded me of canoes. Worn out canoes.

I was still assessing his unpresentable appearance when he shoved photocopied documents into my hands.

“Please sir, I have bsc and msc zoology from OAU, ife”. I thought he was joking. A quick scan of the papers confirmed my fears.

He continued “please give me a job, any job. I will work for free for three months if you want. Please!”. Desperation oozed from his thin frame.

He must have thought I owned the place. “No vacancy” slipped from my lips. He looked at me, fought back tears and snatched his papers. He trudged on.

I watched him go. My aunt who owed the store this masters degree holder is begging for a job didn’t go to any university. Her business is worth over thirty million naira. She always told me the university is a cage that force you to sit behind a desk for four years so you’ll be qualified to sit behind another desk for forty years.

She said university will teach you to look for jobs but never create one. It will teach you yo work for a living but never have a life. I sat. I thought.

She had blamed the craze on the oil boom in the seventies. Then, graduates were entitled to cars and automatic jobs.

She said people still live in that delusion. She told me the richest man alive is a college dropout who followed his dream.

She asked what my dream was. She said ” do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life”. I am convinced, college degrees are overrated.

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Barber Drinks To Death In Lagos Over N10,000

Thursday, May 12, 2016, started like any other day for Prosper Oyinfade, a 34-year-old native of Abeokuta, Ogun State. A professional barber and part-time bodyguard at social events and major night clubs within the Lagos metropolis, the young man worked tirelessly to support his small family – a wife and two sons. Waking up very early each morning in search of ‘bread’ for the entire household, the Abeokuta native barely enjoys maximum sleep as a result of his workaholic nature. The upkeep and survival of his family occupied a prime position on his mind. Oyinfade had headed for the gym that fateful morning to refresh his muscles and keep fit ahead of a job the next day at an annual show in the Ikosi area of Ketu, a suburb within the metropolis. He remained at the gym with fellow ‘bouncers’ till late in the afternoon when he went home to relax before later heading for his salon to attend to customers and supervise his apprentice, Emmanuel, who had been there all alone. This was only four days after he had resolved a protracted personal issue with his wife. The couple had been temporarily separated for some time after losing their accommodation owing to financial difficulties. The lady and their two children had been living with her mother at the Ibafo area of Ogun State for some time as a result while the 34-year-old managed with a friend at the Mile 12 area of Lagos. So, making peace with his wife and best friend of many years earlier that week left Oyinfade extremely happy. Apart from dancing vigorously in front of his salon that Thursday evening, the Ogun native treated himself to a bottle of a popular alcoholic mixture. It was compensation for all the emotional pains he had passed through while the crisis lasted. But just when the ‘groove’ was garnering momentum, tragedy struck. Life has not been the same for the entire household. “Everything happened like a movie,” Emmanuel, Oyinfade’s apprentice, recalled during a chat with our correspondent earlier in the week. “My boss arrived shop that evening looking unusually happy, there was no reason to suspect that danger was lurking around the corner. He sent me to buy food for him before later asking me to go buy him a bottle of a particular alcoholic mixture at a nearby shop. He was alone in front of the shop and was dancing happily as he took the drink. “Later, some of his friends joined in the celebration and in the process, one of them challenged him to a bet. He dared him to finish 10 bottles of the drink and that if he did that, he was going to reward him. My boss took up the challenge and for the next hour, I was sent to buy a new bottle of that drink almost every five minutes. The other guys were also drinking but my boss was on a different level. Before we knew what was happening, he had taken over five bottles. I was afraid but could do nothing to stop him. It was until he attempted to shake a friend that we realised the damage the drink had done to him,” the young apprentice said. The heavily-built 34-year-old crashed to the ground three different times as he made moves to shake a friend. He had completely lost control of himself and could hardly stand without support. He was subsequently carried by the people around and laid on the floor inside the compound housing his salon. The huge volume of alcohol in his system had totally immobilised and grounded him. Left in the open, on bare floor till the following day, his defences had been dealt a crushing blow. He was in a precarious situation. “When I arrived home that night, my elder sister told me that somebody was sleeping on the floor outside and that she didn’t know who it was,” Bimbo, a neighbour to Oyinfade, told Saturday PUNCH. “When I got close, I realised it was Prosper, he had vomited all over his face and body and was even inhaling the vomit. I ran out to get help and some of his friends came with me to wash his face with water and also change his sleeping position. One of them said that since he had vomited, he would feel better. I couldn’t sleep that night; I had to keep watch over him. At about 4:00am, I noticed that his breathing changed. We had to rush him to the hospital by dawn but he was rejected at the two places we took him to,” she said. Confused and now under pressure, Oyinfade’s elder sibling, Taiwo, who had been called over to the area where he stayed and worked, together with few sympathisers hired a vehicle to take him to a government-owned hospital at the Ikorodu area of the city in a desperate attempt to save his life. At this point, his condition had degenerated so badly that only a miracle could keep him alive. Time was running out. The odds weren’t looking good. “I was constantly communicating with Prosper’s elder brother since I didn’t accompany them to the hospital at Ikorodu,” Dotun, a colleague at the gym where the 34-year-old kept fit, told our correspondent. “Initially he told me that the doctors were attending to him and that everything would soon be fine. After about 30 minutes, I called back again and he gave the same report. Some of us at the gym felt relieved at that point, believing that he was getting better. But 30 minutes later, the man called back to break the news of his death to us. It was a huge shock to many of us. “The body, after being rejected at the hospital’s mortuary in Ikorodu, was brought back to a church opposite his shop at Mile 12. As at 1:00pm, the corpse was still lying on the floor within the premises. The brother was confused; he didn’t know what to do. We had to contribute about N11, 000 for him to take the body to Abeokuta. “Prosper was an easy-going person who usually attended a special service in church every Thursday evening. I cannot tell why he didn’t go on this particular day and instead engaged in a drinking bet. I don’t know why he had to end his life like this,” Dotun said. Though, full of life and bubbling with plans for the future, Oyinfade perhaps had an inkling of the calamity that was about to befall him. Apart from acting unusually in the days leading to his death, close associates told Saturday PUNCH that more than a few things about him took a different dimension during the period. He became a completely different person at the time. “That Thursday, just before the incident happened, Prosper, I was told, played music loudly in his shop and danced like he had never done before,” Dotun revealed. “Even three days before that time, some guys at the gym jokingly told him that he should pray for death to be far away from him. They even sang a sorrowful song for him and poured sand on his body. Nobody expected that three days later, what appeared like a joke would come to pass. “In fact, some days before his death, his dressing suddenly changed. He began to look extra-ordinarily good and different, as if he knew he might never have the chance to do so. We are indeed pained by his death,” he said. According to findings by our correspondent, Oyinfade and his friend had staked N10, 000 each for the bizarre bet that would later end his life. The victim is known to have engaged in other forms of crazy bets and so saw the latest one as nothing compared to obstacles he had conquered in the past. A bottle of the herbal beverage he took which costs N350 each, contains 43 per cent alcohol volume. A medical doctor, Lanre Adedeji, says consuming excessive alcohol at a time, especially five bottles containing 43 per cent concentration each, is capable of not only damaging the liver and causing nervous breakdown, but also leading to heart attack resulting in death eventually. But the young father of two putting the economic benefits above the harm the drinks could do to him, paid the ultimate price for engaging in such risky gamble. His death leaves the Oyinfade family burying another child after the loss of two others in the past. The household is now left with Taiwo and Idowu. “Our mother is heartbroken by the news. She hasn’t stopped crying ever since she was told. The wound created by the loss of two of my siblings in the past had yet to be fully healed when death now took Prosper away as well. The entire family is indeed devastated by the incident,” Taiwo, the victim’s eldest surviving sibling, told our correspondent amid tears. But shocking and crazy as it sounds, engaging in bizarre forms of bets such as downing huge volumes of alcohol, have become a rising trend across the country in recent times. While some players of such dangerous gambles have managed to escape with minimal damage, for the majority, such attempts have often ended in death, throwing their families and friends into an endless season of mourning. In May 2015 for example, a security man, simply identified as Thompson, lost his life after drinking a bottle of a popular alcoholic drink after smoking five sticks of cigarettes in two minutes during a bet with a friend. The incident, which happened in the Agege area of Lagos, left many shocked to their marrows. The victim’s competitor would have paid for everything he consumed if he had won the bet. “I tried to stop him but he drank it in less than two minutes, smoked two sticks of cigarettes and decided to leave. His competitor called him back to smoke the remaining three. As soon as he finished the fifth stick, he became uncomfortable, staggering, sweating profusely and breathing heavily as he walked away. He vomited several times and later died at about 8:00pm in his room,” Earnest Joseph, a friend of the deceased, said. Two months later in July 2015, a middle-aged man from Imo State identified as Chucks, died after consuming 20 sachets of an alcoholic drink in a N500 bet with a shop owner. The deceased, said to be a barber, was married with a child and lived along Ngwa Road area of Aba, Abia State, at the time of the incident. Similarly, in October 2015, a 25-year-old man, Ahmed Aderisekola, reportedly died in the Marina area of Lagos after consuming 16 bottles of a popular brand of dry gin during a bet with a friend. Whoever could consume the highest number was going to be handed a financial reward the two had agreed upon. In the race to clinch the prize, Aderisekola, determined and desperate, slumped and died shortly after emptying the 16th bottle. He had overstretched his resolve and staying power. Rather than clinch it, he paid the prize. Interestingly, the phenomenon, disturbing as it is, is not limited to Nigeria – it is a trend that continues to record patronage in other parts of the world, too. Psychologist, Festus Oniwonlu, explains that engaging in bizarre and dangerous forms of betting could have dire consequences for the mental and general well being of a person. According to him, the desperation to meet up with the expectations of such contests could result in anxiety which in turn could lead to a host of psychological problems including depression and incoherence. Sociologist, Damiete George, told Saturday PUNCH that except factors pushing individuals to engage in bets capable of claiming their lives were addressed, the trend might continue to be on the increase across the country. “The underlying factor fuelling such insane bets is usually poverty and the deprivation it subjects people to. If you look at it critically, you’ll realise that these guys don’t really enjoy consuming all that alcohol, they only do it because of the gains attached to such bets which, in my opinion, isn’t worth the risk, torture and trauma they subject themselves to. “Our society as it is has made survival very difficult for majority of her citizens and so any little avenue to get food on the table, people rush at it without necessarily minding the risk. But if issues fuelling hunger and extreme deprivation can be critically addressed, not many people would want to risk their lives for paltry rewards by engaging in bets that can claim their lives,” he said. Oyinfade, the latest victim of this disturbing phenomenon, has since been buried in his native Abeokuta. His young wife and two little sons must continue their journey without him. It is a sad tale for the entire household.

Barber Drinks To Death In Lagos Over N10,000

Ghanaian Who Slept With 42 Women Used Juju To Catch His Victims

Information gathered by Ghana's DAILY GUIDE indicates that Daniel Ofosu aka Jun­ior, 22, who allegedly filmed his sexual encounters with some 42 women in Ghana and circulated them for a fee of GHC5.00. was using a charm he collected from Dahomey called "Adani" to lure the ladies. A family member, who spoke to DAILY GUIDE on condition of anonymity, said the suspect used a charm necklace to hypnotize the ladies who then followed him to his house for the sex­ual act According to the source, Daniel, a paint seller, was a mortuary attendant and that during the days he was working, went to Dahomey to collect "Adani," (the juju) meaning "Do as I Com­mand" in the local language for his evil in form of a necklace "I saw it and warned him to stop using the charm to influence ladies, because it is a sin. I even went to report him to our pastor, who asked him to stop doing that, but he got angry and stopped attending church"the source articulated. "You can clearly see that the ladies initially decline to have sex with him but with the use of the charm, they are hypnotized and yield to his demand," the source indicated. FACTS  Daniel uses his laptop webcam to capture the ladies when in the act without their knowledge, however the laptop became faulty and he sent it to an intimate friend of his - Issiw - for repairs. Daniel reportedly lodged a com­plaint with the police after Issiw had failed to return his device to him and the latter was arrested. Issiw, who had already had access to the 'porn tapes' leaked the videos as pay­back, after he was released from the police cells. Aside the numerous married women, eight of them have been identified as members of the Calvary Worship Center (formerly Royal) at Asokore and its other branch at Oyoko, a neighboring town, whilst the rest included senior high school students from Oyoko and the Presbyterian Train­ing College among others.

Ghanaian Who Slept With 42 Women Used Juju To Catch His Victims

Two Fantastically Corrupt Nigerians Caught With Cocaine At Cambodia

Authorities examine capsules of cocaine seized from two Nigerian nationals who were arrested Monday at Phnom Penh International Airport. National Police Two Nigerians were arrested at Phnom Penh International Airport on Monday for smuggling 1.27 kilograms of cocaine inside their bodies, according to the National Authority for Combating Drugs. Okafor Iffeanyi Anthony and Adibe Paschal flew from Nigeria to Vietnam, via Qatar, and then to Cambodia, using Qatar Airways flight Q970 – the same flight taken by a Thai woman who was arrested with cocaine on April 1 this year. “When the [authorities] detained them at the airport, he found some substances which they carried in their hands,” said In Song, an official at the Anti-Drug department at the Ministry of Interior. “They carried this substance to deceive us.” Police confiscated several bags of the mysterious brown powdered substance but it did not test positive for drugs. “The drugs that they hid were in their stomach,” said Song. Police extracted the drugs by ordering the Nigerians to eat laxatives and excrete them on Tuesday and Wednesday. Song said that the Nigerians were likely bound for Pattaya in Thailand.

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Daniel Joseph Inaugurated As UNICAL SUG President As VC Promises To Work With Him

The University of Calabar, UNICAL has inaugurated its newly elected Students Union Government Executive, SUG.

Inaugurating them, the Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Zana Akpagu expressed high hopes that the new executives will continue leave up to expectations.

Zana who was visibly happy maintained that his administration will do all within its prowess to ensure that his name is written in posterity as a students friendly VC.

Scenes from the inauguration of the UNICAL SUG new exco

Cross River NASS Members Laud Ayade On Garment Factory

From (Right) Governor of Cross River State, Senator Ben Ayade, Senator Representing Cross River Central, Senator John Owan-Enoh, (1st left) Senator Representing Cross River Southern Senatorial District, Senator Gershom Bassey and Member Representing Abi-Yakurr Federal Constituency, Hon. Bassey Ewa while on a tour of the Cross River Garment Factory

Senators representing Cross River State at the National Assembly, Senators John Owan Enoh and Gershom Bassey, as well as a member of the House of Representatives, Honorable Bassey Ewa, have commended Governor Ben Ayade for the establishment of the Cross River Garment Factory, which they said will have multiplier effects and impact tremendously on the state and citizenry.

In separate chats shortly after being conducted round the factory complex, by Governor Ayade, Owan-Enoh and Bassey representing Cross River Central and South respectively, said the project will reposition the state economically.

According to Owan- Enoh, “That the dream of the Cross River Garment Factory is happening right before our eyes, I am happy and marvelled by it.”

The senator who likened the huge factory to Assumpta Cathedral in Owerri said: “From outside, you cannot appreciate how huge this place is until you come in, so coming inside the garment factory, I can actually appreciate how little I am compared to the gigantic project I find here.”

He reasoned that when commissioned, it will not only generate 3000 employment opportunities but will also boost the economy of others who will take up catering jobs, among others.

Lauding Governor Ayade for the initiative, Owan- Enoh said, “I am overwhelmed that it is happening before our eyes, it was bound to happen and it has to happen now.”

Flavour Arrives Media House In Ghana In Rolls Royce Car

Highlife musician, Flavour has started media tour to African countries. His first call was in Ghana, where he went round media houses, such as, Star 103.5FM, EIB Network and a meeting with Nat Kwabena Adisi, Chief Executive Officer, EIB Network. Continue to see more photos after the cut…

Check Out Tiwa Savage In Her Stunning Flowered Outfit

Despite having issues with her ex-husband,Nigeria singer Tiwa Savage does not look worried at all.She must be devoting all her time to boost her career after her marital dispute saga. She is on set of a new video, and according to her she is shooting two videos back to back. She stunned in a flowered skirt and blouse tied mid way to reveal some flesh. See one more photo after the cut…

Tiwa Savage Stuns In Flowered Outfit

I Slept With 400 Men In Five Months – 22-year Old Trafficking Victim

A human trafficking victim, Love John, says she slept with more than 400 men in less than five months in the Sango Ota area of Ogun State.

Love, 22, and her 23-year-old sister, Happiness, were lured into prostitution sometime in January by their eldest sister, Mary.

Mary also tricked a cousin, Joy Lawrence, 25, promising the three ladies that she could give them jobs that would help them make a decent living.

However, by the time they discovered that they had been trafficked, the victims said they had become trapped.

PUNCH Metro learnt that Lawrence and another victim fled the hotel on Monday when they could no longer bear the pain they were subjected to.

Lawrence was reported to have been brought to the Lagos zonal headquarters of the Nigeria Immigration Service, which then stormed the hotel and rescued other victims.

The agency also arrested Mary and the owner of the hotel, one Mrs. Akpojaro Rose, an indigene of Warri, Delta State.

It was learnt that the ladies collected between N500 and N700 per sex, paid N200 per day for hotel rates, and made about N340,000 in savings within the period.

Narrating her ordeal, Love told our correspondent she did not have any formal education because their father died when they were toddlers.

She explained that her sister lured her into prostitution, saying she slept with an average of four men a day.

She said, “I was learning tailoring in the village. My sister told me she could help me get a job in Lagos; she didn’t tell me that it was prostitution I was coming to do. After we got to Lagos, she said we should do this (prostitution) job so we can make money to be able to finish my craft as a tailor. I sleep with about four men in a day and each of them pay me at least N500.”

Her elder sister, Happiness, also said she was not aware she had been trafficked until she arrived in Lagos and was introduced to prostitution.

“I didn’t go to school and I have not learnt any trade. I came to Lagos a few months ago. My sister didn’t tell me this was what I was coming to do in Lagos. She said it was a good job,” she said.

Lawrence, who fled the hotel on Monday, said she was told she would be trading when she left their hometown in Ogoja, Cross River State.

“I ran away because I didn’t like the work. I don’t want to do it again. I never knew this was the job,” the victim said.

But Mary said she did not want to bring her relatives into the trade, adding that she gave in to pressure when they kept asking her to take them to Lagos.

She said, “I came to Lagos with a friend in 2014 and my friend introduced me to this job. We were first using a hotel called Happiness Hotel before we moved to Morning Star Hotel in Sango Ota.

“When I travelled to the village, my sisters started disturbing me that they wanted to follow me to Lagos to go and work.

“When they continued to disturb me, I decided to take them with me; but I didn’t tell them I was into prostitution. I told my mother I was working in a beer parlour.

“Each of us makes N2,500 to N3,000 daily. We sleep with an average of three to four men and they pay between N500 and N700.”

The 32-year-old said from January till May 16 when they were arrested, she had saved N340,000 for the three girls.

She, however, alleged that the hotel was raided by some policemen from the Sango Ota division, whom they settled with N150,000.

The owner of the hotel, Rose, told PUNCH Metro that she gave out rooms to the girls at the rate of N200 per day.

“I warned Mary that the girls were too young, but she didn’t listen to me. I have 15 rooms in my hotel and I have seven girls, who were paying me N200 every day. If I had children of their age, I will not allow them do this,” she said.

The Assistant Comptroller General of Immigration, Musa Maza, who handed over the victims to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Traffic in Persons and other related matters, said the suspects would be prosecuted at the end of investigations.



He said, “This is a human trafficking case in the form of enslavement and prostitution. The victims were forced into sex against their wish. Two of them actually escaped. The whereabouts of one is unknown, but the second victim contacted someone who brought her to the immigration office.

“Parents should be vigilant and wary of those who come for their children asking them to be released in search of greener pastures. We are handing them over to NAPTIP for prosecution. We believe this will serve as a deterrent to those that will want to engage in this useless business.”

Egypt Air Flight With 69 On Board Disappears

BREAKING: EgyptAir Flight With 69 On Board Disappears

ONE of the aircraft in the fleet of Egypt Air has disappeared from the radar.


The flight, MS804, was operating from Paris in France to Cairo, Egypt when it disappeared from radar.


This was confirmed by the Airline.


The airline also tweeted that 69 persons were on board the missing aircraft.

Throwback Picture Of AY And His Wife, Mabel -

Captioned "Yesterday's the past, tomorrow's the future, but today is a gift. That's why it's called the present. @midas_interiors this whole thing was started by @alibabagcfr... take it in good fate or do somebody too #11yearsago #throwback"

Throwback Picture Of AY And His Wife, Mabel

Betta Edu, DG State Primary Health Agency Visits Bakassi Returnees Camp, Promises To Build Health Post

Dr. Betta attending to a sick child and the Bakassi women in a chat with the DG 

Dr. Betta Edu, Director General, Cross River State Primary Health Care Development Agency (CRSPHCDA), has promised to lend her voice both in the media and other avenues to source for support for the Bakassi Returnees whose lands and properties were ceded to neighboring Cameron.

She disclosed this when she paid a visit to the Bakassi Returnees camp, where she affirmed that the people are peaceful and not hostile as misrepresented by many who even call the returnees ‘militants’ in the political circle.

While addressing the returnees, she said her Agency will establish and monitor a free health care center at the camp and other displaced people’s camp in the State to reduce mortality rate.

“Few months back when we came to Bakassi for a town hall meeting to discuss about health, your elders requested that we create a health post at the IDP camps and monitor them. It looked like you have been forgotten.” She said.

After being conducted round, it was noticed that some returnees survive by renting their apartments to strangers while they sleep on balconies. One of them said: “They sleep by the corridors or balcony because they have rented their houses to people who can give them money to eat.”

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