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The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/V

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

Read full story here: http://www.today.ng/news/contaminated-gin-rivers-state-govt-confirms-70-deaths/

The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died. Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director Public Health Services, Rivers ministry of health, told NAN in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment. He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state. “So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control. “In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink. “Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink,’’ he said. According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings. “The state has done so much already. We started with public enlightenment with grassroot mobilization in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency and Road Transport Workers . “Luckily, with the Federal Government’s announcement banning the gin, NAFDAC and the police are now working with us . We have achieved success in terms of control,’’ he said. Onyekwere said the state government had done a line listing of those affected, getting their level of disability or those who lost somebody because government wanted to assist them.

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CONTAMINATED GIN!! 70 CONFIRMED DEAD

Port Harcourt - The Rivers government said on Sunday that 70 of the 80 persons who took contaminated local gin, also known as Ogogoro earlier this month, had died.
Dr Nnanna Onyekwere, Director of Public Health Services in the Rivers ministry of health,  said in Port Harcourt on Sunday that two of the survivors had visual impairment.
He said the cases were reported in Woji and Gokana communities in the state.
"So far, in the past one week, we have not had any more deaths or new cases. The situation has been under control.
"In the beginning, it started somewhere in Woji and by the time we had the last count, we had about 80 persons tracked down, who took the drink.
"Out of which 70 had died , the rest survived while two had visual impairment as a result of the drink," he said.
According to Onyekwere, the state government had liaised with the relevant stakeholders, especially dealers of the local gin, to educate and enlighten the people on current happenings.

NASS: PDP chieftain lauds Ekweremadu

ENUGU—A Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, chieftain in Enugu State, Mr. Stanley Ude  has commended Dr. Ike Ekweremadu on his election as the Deputy Senate President for the 8th Assembly.
Rising from an executive meeting at Awgu in Enugu State, Stanley who is the chairman of the PDP Young Democrats in Awgu Local Government, noted that the recent crises that trailed the election of Senator Bukola Saraki as the Senate President and Dr. Ike Ekweremadu as the Deputy Senate President were a divine arrangement which nobody can do anything about.
He also described Ike Ekweremadu as a pillar whose efforts helped in stabilizing the national assembly in the last dispensation.