The 16-year-old student of Government Secondary School, Tunga, in Minna, Niger State (names withheld), allegedly impregnated by her Vice Principal, Mohammed Mohammed, has given birth to a baby boy.
The girl, who gave birth in Injita village, Munya Local Government Area of the state two weeks ago, narrated the ordeal she went through before she gave birth yesterday, in Minna.
According to her, “I did not receive any assistance from the Vice Principal, Mohammed Mohammed, despite the agreement between him and the Child Rights Agency.
“I am not happy that I am now a mother at this tender age. But I will not allow the development to dampen my morale, because my dream is to become a Nurse.”
Tuesday, November 07, 2017
Sunday, November 05, 2017
For N10,000 ‘chief pimp’ arranges Borno students for men—NSCDC
A pimp arranges female students in Borno State for patrons and charges from N10,000 in a prostitution ring that has seen many of the students abusing drugs.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Borno Command, revealed these yesterday, stating that students of various colleges and tertiary institutions in the state are involved.
The Corps Commandant, Mr. Ibrahim Abdullahi, who made this known in an interview, said the culprits were girls aged between 25 and below.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Borno Command, revealed these yesterday, stating that students of various colleges and tertiary institutions in the state are involved.
The Corps Commandant, Mr. Ibrahim Abdullahi, who made this known in an interview, said the culprits were girls aged between 25 and below.
Crisis as scarcity of anti-venom hits Nigeria: 6 died of snakebite daily; 250 die in last 3 weeks
NO fewer than 250 victims
of snake bite have died in the last three weeks in Plateau and Gombe states, following scarcity of anti-venom drugs in the country.
The figure represents confirmed deaths from three snake treatment centres— General Hospital, Kaltungo; Ali Mega Pharmacy, Gombe, and Comprehensive Medical Centre, Zamko, Plateau State.
Visits to the three medical outfits show victims in critical conditions, with some of them left on bare floors, as the doctors said they were helpless without the anti-venom.
It was gathered that the snake anti-venom drugs— Echitab Plus ICP polyvalent and Echitab G monovalent— had not been supplied to the country since August, after the last vials were used up in the first week of October.
of snake bite have died in the last three weeks in Plateau and Gombe states, following scarcity of anti-venom drugs in the country.
The figure represents confirmed deaths from three snake treatment centres— General Hospital, Kaltungo; Ali Mega Pharmacy, Gombe, and Comprehensive Medical Centre, Zamko, Plateau State.
Visits to the three medical outfits show victims in critical conditions, with some of them left on bare floors, as the doctors said they were helpless without the anti-venom.
It was gathered that the snake anti-venom drugs— Echitab Plus ICP polyvalent and Echitab G monovalent— had not been supplied to the country since August, after the last vials were used up in the first week of October.
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