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Breaking News | Apply Merit, Extant Laws In Appointment Of LASU VC, Lagos Doctors Tell Sanwo-Olu

Views: Visits 7 Vow to resist move to disenfranchise medical community By Chioma Obinna The Lagos State branch of the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, and its affiliates on Thursday demanded the application of merit and extant laws in the selection of the Vice-Chancellor of the Lagos State University, LASU, vowing to resist any move to disenfranchise any qualified person including medical doctors with fellowship through lawful and legal means. The medical doctors, however, appealed to the State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu to immediately announce any of the three finalists in the second selection process as the ninth Vice-Chancellor of the University. It could be recalled that following the Lagos State Governor had ordered fresh selection for final selection of the Vice-Chancellor of LASU following petitions from some people within the University.

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Lee Evans must not die -- appeal to the US government

ON THE GO Ohanaeze to Sanwo-Olu: Ignore threat of attack on Lagos Igbo aren’t violent people Ohanaeze Ndigbo, apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, has asked Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Lagos governor, to ignore threats of attacks on the state.Advertisement On Monday, Hakeem Odumosu, Lagos commissioner of police, said the. EFCC parades three fake operatives caught extorting Lagos resident The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has paraded three persons including a police inspector for impersonating operatives of the agency.Advertisement TheCable had reported how residents of New. Northern reps back decision to ban open grazing in the south Members of minority parties from the 19 northern states in the house of representatives, have backed the resolve by the governors in the southern region to ban open grazing and.

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Apply merit, extantlaws in appointment of LASU VC, Lagos doctors tell Sanwo-Olu

By Chioma Obinna The Lagos State branch of the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, and its affiliates on Thursday demanded the application of merit and extant laws in the selection of the Vice-Chancellor of the Lagos State University, LASU, vowing to resist any move to disenfranchise any qualified person including medical doctors with fellowship through lawful and legal means. The medical doctors, however, appealed to the State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu to immediately announce any of the three finalists in the second selection process as the ninth Vice-Chancellor of the University. It could be recalled that following the Lagos State Governor had ordered fresh selection for final selection of the Vice-Chancellor of LASU following petitions from some people within the University.

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700 million people would have disabling hearing loss by 2050

ADVERTISEMENT About 700 million people (one in 10 people) would have disabling hearing loss by 2050, a health expert said on Wednesday. Adesegun Adeyinka, Consultant, Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Surgeon in the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), however, said various researches had shown that over five per cent of the world population require hearing rehabilitation to address their hearing loss. Meanwhile, the official also said the LASUTH has performed cochlear implant on 38 patients within seven years, leading to improved hearing and speech acquisition. He said the hospital was one of the two centres in Nigeria providing cochlear implant. Mr Adeyinka said that LASUTH performed its first set of cochlear implantations in 2014.

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