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The presidency says the health of Yusuf, son of President Muhammadu Buhari, who was admitted into Cedarcrest Hospital, Abuja, on December 26, 2017 following injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident, has improved remarkably and he is ready to be discharged.  This piece of Information is contained in a report dated January 12, 2018, by the Medical Director of the Hospital, Dr Felix Ogedegbe of Cedarcrest hospital.  According the medical report made available to newsmen by Presidential aide Femi Adesina, Yusuf Buhari  was admitted into Cedarcrest Hospitals Abuja in the late hours of the 26th of December 2017, following injuries sustained as a rider of a motorcycle.  Following initial stabilization, he was taken into intensive care and underwent successful emergency surgical operations the following morning carried out by our team of neurosurgeons and orthopaedic surgeons.  The medical report further reveals that Yusuf's condition improved remarkably ...

It’s obviously clear that skin maintainance this days seems to be difficult . Greasy food, pollution, the weather and even the occasional rise in hormones can lead to pimples, blackheads or tired looking skin. But having fresh and clear skin is simply a matter of eating well, taking care of your body and treating your skin with gentle care. Here are 5 face freshness tips on how to keep face clean that will help you get clear and glowing skin: 1.     Cleanse:  As the word suggests, to get clear skin, your skin needs to be clean of dirt, pollution, dust and oil. Cleansing your skin keeps your pores unclogged and radiant. You can use raw milk as a natural cleanser. Simple use a cotton pad and spread it evenly across your face or alternatively use a specific cleanser. 2.     Refresh:  This tip is for when you don’t have time to wash your face during the day. If you want to avoid the signs of tired or dull skin, just use an astringent. Y...

No fewer than 25 wholesale drugs stores within Kano metropolis were on Thursday shut by the State Government for allegedly operating with expired licence. A statement from the state’s Ministry of Health and signed by its Public Relations Officer, Mr Isma’il Gwammaja, said that the Chairman of the State Pharmaceutical Inspection Committee, Malam Abdu Madaki, led the operation. The statement explained that the purpose of the operation was to standardise the activities of both wholesalers and retailers so that each could stand base on the licence issued by the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN). “The inspection exercise will henceforth be carried out routinely by the ministry to ensure safe drug delivery by all stakeholders in the drug distribution chain. “It is unethical for wholesale stores to be dispensing drugs instead of selling it in wholesale to customers,” the statement said. It further revealed that Madaki, also the Director of Pharmacy at the ministry,...