A medical doctor, John Stephen, who was the guest speaker at an anti-drug abuse event in Yola on Monday, has asserted that 81.1 per cent of commercial bus
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has distributed 210 tablets, 10 projectors and internet facilities to public schools to enhance digital learning in Adamawa. The UN Agency also extended the gesture to the America University of Nigeria (AUN), Yola. UNICEF’s Education Specialist, Bauchi Field Office, Mr Joel Jutum said this during the unveiling of the
Aita Signorell and colleagues assess compliance with recommended treatments for severe malaria in children under 5 years of age in the DRC, Nigeria, and Uganda.
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has blamed some state governments for the high impact of the recent flood crisis that killed thousands of Nigerians. NiMet asserted that some state governments did not relocate people on time to high grounds after they were adequately and timely warned about the impending crisis.
The highway linking Adamawa and Borno states has been flooded, leaving hundreds of travellers and motorists stranded. SaharaReporters learnt that an early morning downpour on Monday flooded a major culvert around Mararaban-Daware, between Girei and Jabbilamba towns, forcing travellers to abandon their trips. Our correspondent who visited the area saw stranded travellers in their hundreds and long queues of vehicles on both sides of the flooded area.