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The Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, has called off its 5-day warning strike which began on the 15th of December and asked all doctors to resume this morning Monday December 23rd. The President of the Association, Osahon Enabulele, while speaking on the call off said; "NMA wishes to inform the general public that doctors in the public health sector will resume services from December 23. This is in line with our earlier promise to give prime consideration to the Yuletide season in the prosecution of our warning strike. Also, to give another opportunity for the Federal Government to concretely resolve all the demands of NMA for which it first issued a 21-day ultimatum on September 2" Mr Enabulele however said that a full blown strike would be embarked upon by the association from January 6th 2014 if their demands are not met by the Federal Government. ...shoot!!!...

Glitz Africa Magazine released their list of the "20 Most Beautiful Women in Africa". In no particular order the most beautiful African women are listed below: Leila Lopes (Angola) Leila is an Angolan beauty queen who won the titles of Miss Angola UK 2010, Miss Angola 2010 and Miss Universe 2011. Vimbai Mutinhiri (Zimbabwe) Vimbai is a Zimbabwean actress, model and television personality. Oluchi Orlandi (Nigeria) Oluchi is a Nigerian supermodel. Yvonne Nelson (Ghana) Yvonne is a Ghanaian actress, model, film producer and entrepreneur. She is also a former Miss Ghana contestant. Dillish Mathews (Namibia) Dillish is the BBA season 8 The chase winner and co-owner of High definition investments. Agbani Darego (Nigeria) Agbani is a Nigerian model, best known as the first Black African Miss World. Tiwa Savage (Nigeria) Tiwa is a Nigerian singer-songwriter, recording artist, performer Stephanie Linus (Nigeria) Stephanie is a Nigerian actress, film director and model. Genevieve Nna...

An artificial heart has been transplanted into a patient for the first time in medical history, it was announced today. French medics said that a male patient was awake and responding well following Wednesday's ground-breaking operation at the Georges Pompidou Hospital in Paris. Marcello Conviti, head of the Carmat biomedical firm, said: 'We are delighted with this first implant, although it is premature to draw conclusions given that a single implant has been performed and that we are in the early postoperative phase. Mr Conviti said the artificial heart, which is three times the weight of a real one, would beat for at least five years. Heart-assistance devices have frequently been used for patients waiting for transplants, but the new bioprosthetic device will replace the real heart It will help thousands of people who are die each year while waiting for a donor, including many in Britain. Surgeon Alain Carpentier said: 'It's about giving patients a normal social li...

Amanda, 44, and Nathan Gibbs, 39, from Kingswinford, West Midlands planned their rather unusual ceremony after eight years together. After losing a number of friends to cancer, the couple decided to dress as the fairytale couple and use the day to raise money for charity. Dressed in full costume, the pair wed at Priory Hall near Dudley. Guests also dressed up for the themed celebrations - dressing up as the Gingerbread Man, Mickey Mouse and Jack Sparrow from Pirates Of The Caribbean. Instead of wedding gifts, the couple - who run an ironing service business, asked that people donate money to Cancer Research. Mr Gibbs said: 'In the last 15 months we've lost seven of our customers to cancer. 'It just broke our hearts. We wanted to do something to raise awareness of cancer and to encourage more people to go and get checked out.' The former bricklayer said the couple used to joke that if they ever got married, they would have a fairytale wedding. 'It was a standing jo...

This guy is a hell of a creative thinker and an opportunist...

This is going out to the freshest DOCTORS in town, i.e, 600 level medical students who just finished writing their final exams. Although this is just the beginning, you have surpassed the six years hurdle...you are now DOCTORS!!! Wishing you all the best in life there on... ...look out world!...there are new DOCTORS in town!!!...looking forward to eating A LOT of induction rice...YIPEE!!! The celebration is going on and rocking the whole campus...

Nigerian doctors today began a 5-day warning strike following a 21-day ultimatum issued weeks ago to the federal government, demanding pay rise, improved welfare, infrastructure and other benefits which was promised to them. The President of the Nigerian Medical Association, Dr Osahon Enabulele said this is the first phase of the strike, that the second phase would be effective after the yuletide if there are no favorable developments.