Abuja Media Circle

The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye has donated Intensive Care Unit beds with ventilators to Lagos State. The 78-year-old cleric also donated ICU beds and ventilators to the Ogun State and Plateau State governments. In a statement on Friday, the church said the equipment would help the states in the fight against the rising cases of coronavirus. It said, “Pastor E. A. Adeboye through RCCG Christian Social Responsibility has donated 11 Intensive Care Unit beds across the country fully fitted with ventilators that will be most needed in the care for COVID-19 cases.” It displayed the pictures of some of the medical equipment at the Enoch & Folu Adeboye Intensive Care Unit, Redeemer’s Health Centre Mowe, Ogun State; Enoch & Folu Adeboye Intensive Care Unit, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Lagos State; and Enoch & Folu Adeboye Intensive Care Unit, Plateau State Specialist Hospital Jos, Plateau State.” As of 11:0...

Mrs Susan Akporiaye was today, Friday March 27 sworn in as the 44th president of the National Association of Nigerian Travel Agencies, NANTA. Mrs Akporiaye took over from Mr Bankole Bernard who was the immediate past president of the association. Speaking after she was sworn in, Mrs Akporiaye assured NANTA members and its stakeholders of continuity as one of the outgoing executives of the last administration. In her words; “On one hand you are assured of continuity because i was one of the outgoing executives of the last administration”. She noted that there is a huge challenge to re-access its reach and physical engagement process in view of Covid 19 and the impact on global Travel. According to her, this is the birth of a new beginning as the incoming exco takes over under her leadership as the 44th President of NANTA. Akporiaye explained that: “I know there is a huge challenge to re-access our reach and physical engagement process in view of Co...