Pharmacists Council Seals 301 Illegal Medicine Stores In Ondo

yesterday, to unveil the level of progress made in the fight against illicit drugs distribution in the country. Esumobi disclosed that the enforcement was in line with the new National Drug Distribution guidelines, which states that medicine must remain safe, effective and of good quality, as they move from the producers to consumers.

ALAGOS State Traffic Management Authority, (LASTMA) official, Ola Oyeshina, who was attacked at about 5pm on Friday, 29th November during the course of decongesting traffic in the Iganmu-sifax axis of Apapa, died yesterday.

It was learnt that the attackers hit the officer with a large stone, which got him severely injured and was immediately rushed to Area “B” police station, along with two of the people that attacked him. Thereafter, ACP Bayo Sulaimon ordered the detention of the two attackers that were arrested, while a letter of medical referral was issued for the victim at the hospital.

Due to the trauma experienced, Oyeshina was immediately referred to LUTH from Randle Hospital, Surulere, but he died yesterday.

Speaking on the incident, the General Manager of LASTMA, Olajide Oduyoye condemned in its entirety the continued attack on the officers of the agency in the course of executing their duty, which has been entrusted to them by a law passed by the State House of Assembly in 2000 and amended in 2018.

TRural Electrification Agency, in its bid towards building young women in the energy sector, held its first female Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) workshop in Lagos State.

The workshop was organ

TExecutive Officer of First Bank of Nigeria, Dr. Adesola Adeduntan, yesterday, called for partnership between Nigerian universities and the private sector.

Adeduntan made the call during the 2019 edition of First Bank/university of Ibadan (UI) Career Fair at the institution’s International Conference Centre. The caised by the Agency in partnership with leading private sector developers, and was attended by power sector stakeholders and business professionals, with the aim of bringing together young women with top power sector and business professionals to share knowledge and discuss the reer fair, themed: ‘The Entrepreneurial Mindset and the Future of the Work’, is an event in which organisations spanning diverse industries and sectors are given opportunity to engage exceptionally talented final year students of the university.

He urged the participants to acquire the right capabilities and strength, through opportunities for women in the industry.

The Energising Education Programme (EEP) is being implemented by the Rural Electrification Agency to provide sustainable and clean power supply to 37 Federal Universities and seven University Teaching Hospitals across Nigeria. continuous capacity enhancement, as it is central to survival. He noted that innovation and creativity are central to economic development.

He added that intelligent quotient and emotional intelligence are critical to being successful as entrepreneurs or employees.