Thursday, August 31, 2017

News ASUU: My child also affected by strike – Labour Minister, Chris Ngige


 

The Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, on Wednesday disclosed that his child is also affected by the current ongoing strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.
Ngige revealed this when he spoke with state house correspondents after the Federal Executive Council meeting.
He said, “I have my child at home as we speak. Government is leaving no stone unturned to make sure that we reach a conclusive agreement with ASUU so that they can go back to classroom.”
The minister also said, “Students who are supposed to take their exams and promotional exams have been forced by circumstances beyond their control to stay at home.”
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Brexit showdown: EU left 'flabbergasted' after British negotiators dismantle legal basis for divorce bill




EU Brexit negotiators were left “flabbergasted” after their British counterparts launched a legal deconstruction of the so-called “Brexit bill” Wednesday as the Brussels talks headed for an increasingly acrimonious impasse, EU sources have told The Telegraph.
British negotiators spent three hours launching a painstaking, line-by-line rebuttal of the EU’s demands for €100bn divorce settlement to the barely concealed fury of EU negotiators.
"There was total amazement,” the EU source said, “Everyone was completely flabbergasted that this young man from Whitehall was saying that the EU's preparation on the financial settlement was 'inadequate'. It did not go down well."
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Wednesday, August 30, 2017

Doctors loose baby while fighting during C-section


Doctors loose baby while fighting during C-section



A hospital worker leaked a startling video recorded from inside an operation theater of a hospital in India’s western state on Wednesday, showing doctors engaged in a verbal brawl as a patient undergoing emergency C-section lies sedated between them.
When one of the doctors, the obstetrician, finally delivered the baby, it did not survive long before it finally died.
The fight between the doctors as they argued loudly, calling each other names and even threatening each other was surreptitiously recorded on a mobile phone by a staffer at Umaid Hospital in Jodhpur district.
The newborn reportedly died because of the negligence of the doctors.
“The 30-minute long fight went on even as the woman’s newborn baby was dying in front of them,” reports said.
Local government has suspended the two doctors and ordered an inquiry into the incident.
Meanwhile, the state’s high court has taken cognisance of the video and sought a report from hospital administration over the incident.
The incident came weeks after negligence of hospital authorities in Uttar Pradesh state killed 63 children due to lack of oxygen at a medical college hospital.
The deaths triggered an outrage and exposed the loopholes in the country’s healthcare.
In another development, an India top government official said that as many as 42 children have died at a government hospital in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh within the year
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Friday, August 25, 2017

'We are a country of laws': Canada's PM Justin Trudeau warns illegal immigrants



 




Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau welcomed a flood of immigrants with open arms but warned them to please enter the country legally. He sounded the alarm on the growing flood of immigrants entering Canada.
"Canada is an opening and welcoming society, but let me be clear. We are also a country of laws," Trudeau said in remarks after a meeting in Montreal with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
He continued: "Entering Canada irregularly is not an advantage". "There are rigorous immigration and customs rules that will be followed. Make no mistake."
Illegal border crossings to Canada increased profoundly in July, reaching more than triple June's 884 crossings. Most immigrants enter through Quebec.
President Trump in January put a hold on refugees to the United States and barred travelers from several countries infected with terrorism. In the wake of the president's move, Trudeau offered assistance and asylum to refugees.
"To those fleeing persecution, terror & war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith," The prime minister tweeted. "Diversity is our strength.

Now, however, the prime minister is worried about the growing number of mostly Haitian illegal immigrants leaving the U.S. in response to Trump's tough immigration policies and flooding Canada..
"Our rules, our principles and our laws apply to everyone," Trudeau warned.
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Wednesday, August 02, 2017