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ABUJA – The National Health Management Information System office has said that Nigeria’s health data are not real and accurate. The Head of Nigeria’s NHMIS, Dr. Emmanuel Abatta, stated this during the weekend while speaking at a stakeholders mobilisation workshop on data inclusion which held in Abuja. Ungwan Rimi Primary Health Centre, Kaduna North Local Government Area. While noting that about 60 per cent of health care services were provided by Community Pharmacists (CPs) and Patent Proprietary Medicines Vendors (PPMVs), Abatta regretted that data generated by these groups of providers were not captured by the NHMIS. He stressed the need for the development and strengthening of data reporting system for CPs and PPMVs in the country to ensure realisation of accurate data that could stand the test of time. He said: “All health data at the public domain are not real and accurate. The majority of services provided at the community level are not captured. “About 60 per cent o...

The Spanish striker is set to move to the Hammers having struggled for regular minutes, while the Colombia goalkeeper could also be on the move Arsenal are in discussions over the sale of two of their fringe players, with Lucas Perez and David Ospina both potentially leaving the club in the coming days.   Perez has undergone a medical at West Ham, while Ospina will hold talks with Turkish giants Besiktas over joining them before the summer transfer window closes on Thursday. Perez, 29, had returned to Arsenal following a season-long loan at former club Deportivo La Coruna in 2017-18, where he scored nine goals in 37 appearances. Perez moved back to Deportivo on loan after initially joining the Gunners in 2016 in a move reportedly worth around £17m ($22m). But Perez found playing time hard to come by in his lone season at the Emirates, making just 11 Premier League appearances and scoring one goal in the league. New Hammers manager Manuel Pellegrini has been...

Real Madrid coach Julen Lopetegui has decided to promote Marco Asensio as Cristiano Ronaldo ’ s replacement in the team. A host of names have been linked with Real Madrid including Neymar, Kylian Mbappe and Eden Hazard. Hazard openly admitted he would like a move to Real but Chelsea have put a £177.9million price tag on him as he has just signed a new contract that wouldn’t expire until 2020. And as a result of Chelsea ’ s demands, Spanish newspaper Marca say manager Julen Lopetegui has assessed his squad over pre-season and decided on how he will replace Ronaldo using Asensio on the same position has the young forward has proved to julen how advantageous he could be to the first team in that position. It is claimed Lopetegui would rather use Asensio in his front three than spend a “ ludicrous sum ” on Hazard, after all asensio is young and ready to play at full strength and with so much focus so their wouldn’t be a Ronaldo lapse. Real are said...

China and the United States of America is in some kinda competition on who is going to implement the 5G network first. Report: "The United States will not get a second chance to win the global 5G race," Meredith Attwell Baker, president and CEO of the wireless industry group CTIA, warned in April, when the group released a  report concluding that the US trails China and South Korea in preparing for 5G (fifth generation) networks. If that doesn’t change, the report warns, the US economy will suffer. But does it really matter who does it first? What do you think?

Now that Microsoft has officially announced that it will acquire the GitHub platform for $7.5 billion. GitHub which is a kinda social media for developers, houses billions of codes is finally falling into the hands of Microsoft. There are definitely codes on this platform that doesn't agree with Microsoft I think the phrase is ''controversial codes'' how will Microsoft handle this

Developers are really freaking out on the agreement to merge GitHub with Microsoft. Check out the following I hope this ends good

                       An official report has been given by the Guatemala national coordination for disaster reduction that over 192 people are still missing after the volcanic eruption that occurred last Sunday. The town filled with heavy hash from the eruption, surrounding habitations were immediately destroyed including hillside communities.                       A lot of victims who survived can’t find their family members, some rescuers feel they are among the yet to be identified bodies in the morgue, so they are asking for more time for identification to take place.

                  Qatar is really making its way to making the 2022 World Cup different from any other you might have experienced.                    Ali Eldous, founder and CEO of Arvex, a Doha based tech company with the specialty in virtual reality (VR) has made known some of the innovations already brought to play and others under development to make the world cup a different experience. This includes a tour of the stadiums for the event in 360 VR view including the changing rooms, the pitch, etc, these videos will also be available on YouTube. It was also noted that there is a probability that the matches during the events would be viewed in 360 VR and the videos will also be available on YouTube. We should really look forward to this

The next generation of Aple's mobile operating system i.e iOS 12 will come with a cool feature that can can help you customize the way Siri works with apps on your phone or tablet. For example ''Called "Siri Shortcuts," the feature lets a user define a phrase that will trigger a set of actions by the apps on a device. For example, you could say, "Game Time" to get a team schedule from TeamSnap, or "Groceries" to fulfill a standing grocery order from a grocery app.''  I think its gonna be a really cool feature and we just have to check it out, its also definitely going to have shortcuts.

The long awaited world cup. This is a quick guide to help learn more about the teams playing in this great competition.                                   Group A RUSSIA   SAUDI ARABIA   EGYPT   URUGUAY                                          Group B PORTUGAL     SPAIN     MOROCCO     IRAN                                              ...

Dear friends, it's Sunday morning and trust me if you ain't yet awake, you are missing a whole lot. Note that when you wake up, avoid the temptation of going online. Just go to church and when you return, tell me the difference.  #HappySunday

 When i was growing up, the population of Nigeria was 148million, then in 2013, the Boko Haram terrorist group came in nd started reducing the poplation with suicide bombers, city attacks that resulted in the loss of millions of lives and properties. In 2017 the country faced economic recession which also resilted in the loss of lives as well. Almost every week, more than 500 families leave the country to stay abroad.   April 2018 came and and then population result was over 198million and am like what happened to the country, the economy is still bad, the terrorists are still hunting us, death rate is still high, where are the people coming from? are people coming from other Nations? Please tell me what you think

In the nearest future, we are gonna be leaving in a world where we would have all of the worlds history on our finger tips. Now one History that won't be taken by anyone else except you is the history of your family.  That's why am introducing you to the family search program of the church of jesus christ of lattr day saints. Its not a new program and you dont even have to be a member of the church, you dont even need to leave your home, all you need is a computer and an internet connection. Its so fun that as you discover your ancestors and also update your current history, your information is well saved online for free. FamilySearch.

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump on Thursday attempted to cloud the timing of potential airstrikes on Syria, a day after indicating they were imminent. "Never said when an attack on Syria would take place. Could be very soon or not so soon at all!," the President tweeted. But Trump notably did not rule out plans to attack Syria in retaliation for the weekend's suspected chemical attack on civilians at the hands of the Assad regime. Trump on Wednesday vowed to thwart Russia's missile defense system in Syria, warning that rockets "will be coming, nice and new and 'smart.'" The President did not specifically refer to the attack's timing in that tweet, but warned Russia to "get ready." But in tweeting about a potential attack, Trump appeared to publicly telegraph military plans -- something for which he heavily criticized former President Barack Obama back in 2013. Trump on Thursday also suggested he did...

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump warned Russia on Wednesday that it should "get ready" for a missile strike on Syria, vowing to thwart any missile defenses. "Russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at Syria. Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and 'smart!'," Trump wrote. "You shouldn't be partners with a Gas Killing Animal who kills his people and enjoys it!" Russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at Syria. Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and "smart!" You shouldn't be partners with a Gas Killing Animal who kills his people and enjoys it! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 11, 2018 The public suggestion of US military confrontation with Russia is sure to raise tensions in an already volatile situation and add more confusion to US policy in the region. Trump said earlier this month -- before the weekend...

At his first public appearance since stepping down from running PlayStation around the globe, Andrew House revealed his own predictions for the future of gaming while at the GamesBeat conference this week. He spoke on stage about the options for next generation consoles, but he didn't share any exact details on what he expects to see from the PlayStation 5 . House was clear he believes the PlayStation 4 and PS4 Pro have a long life ahead. Perhaps one of the most interesting strands of the interview were House's comments on the future of games as a physical media. Although many believe the future of gaming is set to trend toward downloading titles to your console, House still sees a place for the disc format. And that's largely because consoles are still breaking into developing markets. House said, "I don’t have any firm knowledge on this, but my sense is that you will see the disc around in the industry for a while. If you’re going to tap into som...

The Italian was sent off for a frantic outburst against referee Michael Oliver in Wednesday’s Champions League clash between Real Madrid and Juventus Retired Fifa referee Moses Adebanjo claims Gianluigi Buffon deserved to be sent packing in Wednesday’s Champions League clash between Real Madrid and Juventus. The cracker at the Santiago Bernabeu was poised for extra-time before Medhi Benatia fouled Lucaz Vazquez with referee Michael Oliver awarding a penalty for Zinedine Zidane’s men. This sparked a frantic protest from the Italian football icon, who was shown a red card having confronted referee Oliver. Related Buffon braced for 'heartbreaking' retirement after Juventus' cruel Champions League exit Allegri defends Buffon's 'human reaction' to Champions League heartbreak Not like this, Gigi! Sad & sorry end for Buffon's Champions League dream 'I don't understand!' - Del Piero questions Buffon's scathing attack on referee Oliver ...

Goal takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and beyond Man Utd won't sell Rashford Manchester United have no plans to sell Marcus Rashford at the end of the season, according to ESPN . Reports have suggested that Rashford may consider a move away from Old Trafford in the summer in the hope of finding a club where he will start more regularly. However, United have not received any enquiries for the England international and will turn down any offers for the forward. Mourinho plotting Richarlison raid Jose Mourinho is planning a £40 million move to take Watford winger Richarlison to Manchester United, claims The Mirror . Chelsea have been heavily linked with the Brazilian, but the man in charge at Old Trafford is eager to beat his former club to the punch. Chelsea join Seri hunt Chelsea will look to beat Liverpool to the signing of Nice midfielder Jean-Michael Seri this summer, reports L'Equipe . The Reds have been ...

One year ago the US launched its first military assault against the Syrian regime, a move some thought would be a game-changer in that country's gruesome civil war. US warships pummeled a government airbase with missiles on April 6, 2017, a day after more than 80 Syrians died in a ghastly chemical attack. Dozens suffocate in 'horrifying' suspected chemical attack in Syria Photos surfaced of dead children, their eyes wide open . US President Donald Trump said he took action in response because that chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me." Fast forward one year, and the horrors inside Syria haven't stopped. Children still fear death on a daily basis. And on Saturday, another suspected chemical attack killed dozens of people in the rebel-held city of Douma. Here's what's changed since the US assault last year, what hasn't changed and what could happen next: UN says Syrian regime was responsible for 2017 chemical attack What's happened:...