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PROF DOGO TARGETS 500 FOR FREE EYE TREATMENT IN BORNO
PROF DOGO TARGETS 500 FOR FREE EYE TREATMENT IN BORNO
By: Our Reporter
Vice chancellor of Nile University, based in Abuja, Professor Dili Dogo, is sponsoring a free medical outreach for the treatment of all forms of eye diseases, including operations and glasses.
The Professor if Surgery disclosed to newsmen in Abuja that the free eye treatment which targets about 500 patients is scheduled to hold between the 29th and 31st of December 2023, at the Marama General Hospital, in Hawul Local Government Area of Borno state.
According to him, the exercise is part of his personal social responsibility, as a medical doctor, who has been worried by increasing sight impairments amongst the local population.
Professor Dogo stressed that, where remedies exist for certain health problems but which the common man can not afford it, making it necessary for him to offer the kind of intervention.
Eye diseases, he said, have become so rampant, especially a mongst, the local populace, and very often, people are not aware of where to get help or are not in a position to pay for treatment.
Professor Dogo said the sponsorship of the free eye treatment is an idea he has nursed for long, and he is happy that all logustics are being put in place for the exercise.
Commenting on the development, Caretaker Management Committee Chairman, whose Lical Government is the focal area, Mr Inuwa Bwala, commended Professor Dili Dogo for the gesture
He said it is noble of the Vice Chancellor, to look back at where he is coming from and offer such a gesture.
Mr Bwala said, he is aware the Professor has been offering helping hands to many under previledged people in the community, but the free eye care is perhaps the one that will catch public attention and endear Dogo the more, to his people.
Already, communities around Hawul are mobilising to benefit from the gesture, the Chairman noted, stressing, he will be amongst the first to be tested.
PROF DOGO TARGETS 500 FOR FREE EYE TREATMENT IN BORNO
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By: Zagazola Makama
Three persons were arrested following a foiled armed robbery along the Bauchi–Gombe Federal Highway in Kirfi Local Government Area of Bauchi State on Jan. 26.
Sources said the incident occurred at about 12:16 a.m. when armed robbers blocked the road near Kalajanga Hamlet via Bara Village.
Officers on routine patrol responded promptly, engaging the hoodlums and forcing them to abandon their operation and flee into the surrounding bush.
The trail of the robbers led authorities to the house of one Nasiru Ibrahim of Saddiya Hamlet, where two of his children, Isya Nasiru, 20, and Umar Nasiru, 18, were also arrested in connection with the case.
Recovered items included two sticks, a touch light, three bags, a local bullet-proof shirt, face masks, two pairs of shoes, an Oppo android phone, and several local charms.
Sources say Investigations are ongoing.
Armed robbery foiled by Bauchi Police, three suspects arrested in Bauchi
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By: Zagazola Makama
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Sources said the truck, with registration number LSD 221 YM, was coming from Kebbi State to Ogun State, carrying rocky stones as well as 23 passengers seated on the stones at the back of the vehicle.
The driver, identified as Muhammed Jibril of Adamawa State, reportedly lost control of the vehicle after hitting a pothole in the Fiditi area, causing the truck to overturn.
The heavy stones reportedly fell on the passengers, killing four instantly, while fifteen others sustained varying degrees of injuries.
The injured were rushed to General Hospital Oyo for treatment, and the bodies of the deceased were evacuated to the hospital mortuary for preservation and autopsy.
Four killed, 15 injured in lone motor accident on Ibadan–Oyo Expressway
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By: Zagazola Makama
Suspected armed bandits on Jan. 25 abducted six people at gunpoint in Tauji village, Kanoma District of Maru Local Government Area, Zamfara State, while the victims were observing Isha’i prayers.
Sources said one of the victims has been identified as Yahuza Mikailu, 40, while the identities of the remaining five are yet to be confirmed.
The abductors reportedly took the victims to an unknown location.
Efforts are ongoing by security operatives to track the bandits, rescue the victims, and apprehend the perpetrators.
Six people abducted by armed bandits in Maru, Zamfara State
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