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Louis Odion: The Matter Of 'Capacity', By Azu Ishiekwene - Vimarsana News

Louis Odion: The Matter Of 'Capacity', By Azu Ishiekwene

Sometimes it feels like we have been childhood friends. That we have known each other forever. For over 30 years since our paths crossed, I can’t remember how many times I’ve called him “Louis,” much less “Louis Osaretin Odion.”  Even now, it feels awkward to write it. I call him by the name that the closest circle of his friends has come to know and call him for nearly three decades: “Capacity!” 

Louis Odion: The matter of 'Capacity', by Azu Ishiekwene - - Vimarsana News

Louis Odion: The matter of 'Capacity', by Azu Ishiekwene -

I call him by the name that the closest circle of his friends has come to know and call him for nearly three decades: “Capacity!”

Louis Odion Wins Polling Unit For APC In Edo - Vimarsana News

Louis Odion Wins Polling Unit For APC In Edo

The Senior Technical Assistant to the President on Media, Louis Odion, has won his Polling Unit 1, Odiguetue, Uhiere Ward, in Ovia North-East local government

Nigeria: Reps seek end to importation of chemical products, move for legal backing - Vimarsana News

Nigeria: Reps seek end to importation of chemical products, move for legal backing

WorldStage Newsonline--  Nigeria’s House of Representatives said it was employing legislative means to end the importation of chemical products, to develop local products for exports to other countries.

Nigeria Society of Anaesthetists urges FG to tackle brain drain, promote technological practices - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Society of Anaesthetists urges FG to tackle brain drain, promote technological practices

The Nigeria Society of Anaesthetists (NSA) has called on the Federal Government to equip various hospitals with adequate technological infrastructures and provide better emoluments for doctors in order to halt the mass exodus of medical workforce in the country.