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The dreaded Lassa Fever has killed two people in Lagos as 100 hospital workers who had contact with the victims had been placed under surveillance. The deceased died at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH. Chief Medical Director, LUTH, Prof Chris Bode, who confirmed the death said no less than 100 hospital workers exposed to the index case were currently being monitored. He said the patients died after spending a few days in admission. “Each of these two patients presented very late and died in spite of efforts to salvage them. The first was a 39-year old pregnant lady with bleeding disorder who died after a stillbirth,” he said. Bode stated that a post-mortem examination had been conducted before her Lassa fever status was eventually suspected and confirmed, adding that a resident doctor from the Department of Anatomic and Molecular Pathology who took part in the autopsy was later confirmed with the disease and is currently on admission and responding well to treatment at the

Amber Rose launched into a profanity-laced phone call accusing Wiz Khalifa's mother of being an unfit grandmother, so says Wiz's mom in a lawsuit. Katie Wimbush-Polk is reportedly suing Amber for defamation because she says Wiz's ex said she was responsible for her child's death. Khalifa's sibling, Dorien "Lala", died in February of complications from lymphoma. In the suit, as reported by the Washington Observer-Reporter - Amber made the phone call to Katie after Katie allegedly reported Amber to California Child Welfare Services. Katie denies making the call, and nothing came of it when child services visited Amber on June 19. Wiz's mom is suing for damages.

They are not related and the photos have been making the rounds on Internet. well I am not surprise because men are very good in playing both home and away football, lol

Beautiful , but remember she was a man Lol, she sure has it..this transgender of a thing, may God save us

Researchers may have found the home town of Peter and two other apostles of Jesus near the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel, an archaeologist said day. Israeli and American archaeologists have likely uncovered the lost Roman city of Julias near the banks of the lake, also known as Lake Tiberias, Mordechai Aviam of Kinneret Institute for Galilean Archeaology said. First century Roman historian Flavius Josephus wrote that Julias was built around 30 AD on the ruins of Bethsaid, a fishing village where Peter was born according to the Gospel of John. Christians recognise Saint Peter, originally a fisherman, as one of the first followers of Jesus and the leader of the early Church following the ascension. The Catholic church also venerates him as its first pope. Two other apostles -- Philip and Peter's brother Andrew -- are also believed to have been born or lived in Bethsaida. Archaeologists have long sought to locate Julias, focusing their search on three different sites. Aviam told

Governor  Nyesom Wike of Rivers today relieved all his Special Advisers of their appointments except one. A statement by Mr Simeon Nwakaudu, Special Assistant to the Governor on Electronic Media, said only the Special Adviser on Religious Affairs, Bishop Winston Iwo was retained.

The Muslim Media Watch Group of Nigeria today condemned in strong terms the Sunday’s killings in St. Philip’s Catholic Church, Ozubulu, near Nnewi, Anambra. A gunman stormed the church and killed at least eight worshipers and injured 18 people. The group made the condemnation in a statement issued in Abuja on Monday by its National Coordinator, Alhaji Ibrahim Abdullahi. Abdullahi described the perpetrators as dare-devil murderers who stormed Ozubulu Catholic Church in Anambra State and killed scores of people during an early-morning mass. “This is the handwork of terrorists within the community who were reportedly living abroad but came home for what only God knows. “The Muslim Media Watch Group of Nigeria condemns in strong terms this sacrilegious and terrible act. “This crime must be properly investigated and culprits should be urgently arrested before they escape from the community.’’ According to Abdullahi, it is commendable that the Police in Anambra State have useful informatio