Tinubu appoints new NIA, DSS heads

The statement added, “President Tinubu has charged the new security chiefs to work together to reposition the agencies for better results, tackle security challenges, and enhance collaboration with sister agencies and the Office of the National Security Adviser.

“The President has also thanked the outgoing Directors-General for their service to the nation and wished them success in their future endeavours.”

Patients turn to beggars to escape death as economic hardship forces them out of treatment

Also speaking with Healthwise, a Clinical Psychologist at the Department of Psychiatry, Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Dr Juliet Ottoh, said that patients, especially those with chronic medical conditions, without the means to foot their medical bills lived in anxiety.

She added that such a state of worry and uncertainty would impact the healing and recovery of such individuals, leading to complications and the co-morbidity of chronic medical health conditions.

This, the clinical psychologist said, further causes “more expense on them because they will now need some extra medications, treatment and consultation and this would hamper their progress.

“Rather than concentrating on the physical health condition alone, they now have co-morbidity; having a physical health condition and a psychological health condition.”

She urged Nigerians to promptly address health conditions before they degenerated into multiple health conditions.

The clinical psychologist advised individuals who have genuinely exhausted familial, friends and other legitimate ways of raising funds not to be ashamed to seek help.

“The right path is to ask. Take away the stigma, because all of those times you’re trying to delay, things are getting complicated and could degenerate to the point where it becomes a life-threatening illness,” Ottoh

Flooding: Delta, Kogi create IDP camps, Anambra, Kwara warn communities

In his remarks earlier, Governor Idris appealed to the President to assist Kebbi rice farmers adversely affected by the flooding that washed away their crops.

“We appeal for support for the flood victims whose farms were devastated by floods, to at least mitigate their loss,” the governor said.

He noted that as soon as the wet season ended, the state would engage in massive dry season farming with support and encouragement for farmers.

The Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Senator Atiku Bagudu, commended Tinubu for his leadership in reforming the economy.

The road project from Sokoto to Badagary in Lagos, he said, would help farmers “in the areas of irrigation and food security.”

Additional reports: Gbenga Odogun, Matthew Ochei, Dele Ogunyemi, Tunde Oyekola and Animasahun Salman

Police rescue indebted Anambra man from committing suicide

The young man was later identified as Alozie John ‘m’ aged 27 years from Isielu LGA Ebonyi State but lives in Umunnachi, Dunukofia LGA.

“His WhatsApp message was intercepted when he engaged the Command in a chat that he drank a poisonous substance, hoping for death because of indebtedness of N1.2M to his supplier of livestock products.

“He further confessed that he deals in live chicken and after he took the harmful chemical did not feel otherwise. Meanwhile, his mother was contacted, and she is currently assisting the police with evaluation, references and transfer to a better facility for proper and other necessary care of the boy.”

Two suspected kidnappers nabbed in Anambra

The suspects have also provided information on the location of the shrine where they prepare the charms and some snatched vehicles.”

He added that the Commissioner of Police, CP Nnaghe Itam, had assured Ndi Anambra that the command was working tirelessly on all reported cases, especially incidents of kidnap, armed robbery and otherwise, as the trust bestowed on us for the protection of life and property was not taken for granted.

Open defecation: Lagos continues cleanup, sets up taskforce to arrest offenders

He wrote, “The Lagos State Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources today continued the total cleanup of Ojodu-Berger median, warns against defecating on the roadside, as the Lagos State Government set up a taskforce to arrest offenders.”

It was earlier reported that the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency and the Ogun State Environmental Protection Agency started cleanup on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway on August 13 in order to end open defecation along that highway median.

LASEPA had also said the agencies’ focus was the median from the OPIC Plaza to the Odetola Bridge inward Lagos end of the newly rehabilitated road.

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