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Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari has been flown to
London for medical attention.

He handed over power to his vice, Yemi Osinbajo before the
two giggled to the exit and Buhari boarded a London-headed
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No fewer than seven people have lost their lives, while 136 are still missing after a boat carrying 150 passengers capsized in kebbi state.

Sulaiman Muhammad, coordinator of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), in-charge of Sokoto, Kebbi and Zamfara states, whoconfirmed the incident said the ill-fated boat was returning from Malali market in Ngaski local government area of Kebbi.

According tohim, efforts were ongoing between fishermen and the Nigerian Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) to rescue the missing passengers.

“As soon as we had got the hint of the mishap, we put a call to the Nigerian Inland Waterways Authority to help rescue the missing passengers,” he said.

“All the people on board were missing, but as rescue and search continue wide and deep of the river intensified, 14 people have been discovered; seven died and seven have been taken to Ngaski Hospital.”

The accident occurred when the boat hit a branch of tree in the water along River Niger.

Ngaski is a two-hour journey from the river where the incident happened.

Source: dailyupdate.com.ng/2017/04/sad-7-dead-136-passengers-missing-boat-capsizes/

Wow! There is this Instagram page that functions well and even prays for the people and it’ believed to be the official page of the emir, cus it even uploads his recent photos and that of his kids.

Well the Emir through his his Chief of Staff, Munir Sanusi, says he owns no Instagram page, Facebook or twitter account and has never authorized any organisation or individual to open one for him.

He however asked Nigeriansto disregard all social media pages inhis name.

dailyupdate.com.ng/2017/04/instagram-twitter-facebook-accounts-opened-name-not-mine-emir-sanusi/

The four-week old controversy over the safety of Benzoic acid levels in Fanta and Sprite has taken a new twist, as the Consumer Protection Council (CPC) said it found samples of Seven Up (a product of Pepsico) and Lucozade (a product of Glaxo SmithKline) to contain Benzoic levels of up to 330.0mg/kg and 323.53mg/kg respectively – far higher than the Nigerian regulatory standard of 250mg/kg; while Fanta and Sprite, two brands that have been in the eye of the storm, were found to contain levels that were within the standard.<p dir=''Itr''><img src=""/></p>

The CPC made this disclosure in a press release issued on Tuesday on the outcome of its investigation into possible safety issues in Fanta, Sprite and other select soft drinks, strongly canvassing for regulatory review and actions for safer soft drinks in Nigeria.

The Council’s investigation came on the heels of public outcry and consumers’ apprehension following the action at the Lagos State High Court in Suit between Fijabi Adebo Holdings Limited, Dr Emmanuel Fijabi Adebo and Nigerian Bottling Company Ltd, and the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, which alleged that Fanta Orange and Sprite may have the potentials to be hazardous due to its incompatibility with the Benzoic Acid Standards in the United Kingdom.

The director general of CPC, Mrs. Dupe Atoki, who disclosed that NAFDAC and SON have been informed about the outcome of the investigation, stated that the Council has also recommended regulatory action and review of the “Benzoic Acid limits in soft drinks as the current standard, which has been in existence since 2008 is overdue for review”, particularly with the requirement for reviews pegged for every five years.

Also in the light of the high level of Benzoic Acid found in isolated cases of Mirinda and Lucozade tested, she said the Council has called for further regulatory investigative analysis, action and review in the levels of the additive in the products.

The director general disclosed that CPC, in commencing its investigation, obtained from the open market in eight locations within the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria, 65 samples of soft drinks, made up of Fanta Orange, Sprite, Mirinda and Lucozade and that these samples were sent to Sheda Science and Technology Complex (SHESTCO), a laboratory under the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology, for the analysis of the levels of Benzoic Acid and Sunset Yellow in the products.

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The CPC made this disclosure in a press release issued on Tuesday on the outcome of its investigation into possible safety issues in Fanta, Sprite and other select soft drinks, strongly canvassing for regulatory review and actions for safer soft drinks in Nigeria.

The Council’s investigation came on the heels of public outcry and consumers’ apprehension following the action at the Lagos State High Court in Suit between Fijabi Adebo Holdings Limited, Dr Emmanuel Fijabi Adebo and Nigerian Bottling Company Ltd, and the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, which alleged that Fanta Orange and Sprite may have the potentials to be hazardous due to its incompatibility with the Benzoic Acid Standards in the United Kingdom.

The director general of CPC, Mrs. Dupe Atoki, who disclosed that NAFDAC and SON have been informed about the outcome of the investigation, stated that the Council has also recommended regulatory action and review of the “Benzoic Acid limits in soft drinks as the current standard, which has been in existence since 2008 is overdue for review”, particularly with the requirement for reviews pegged for every five years.

Also in the light of the high level of Benzoic Acid found in isolated cases of Mirinda and Lucozade tested, she said the Council has called for further regulatory investigative analysis, action and review in the levels of the additive in the products.

The director general disclosed that CPC, in commencing its investigation, obtained from the open market in eight locations within the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria, 65 samples of soft drinks, made up of Fanta Orange, Sprite, Mirinda and Lucozade and that these samples were sent to Sheda Science and Technology Complex (SHESTCO), a laboratory under the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology, for the analysis of the levels of Benzoic Acid and Sunset Yellow in the products.

Source: http://dailyupdate.com.ng/2017/04/cpc-investigations-clears-fanta-sprite-calls-review-industry-standards/

Despite efforts by Nigeria troops and also the federal government to put an end to the menace of Boko Haram in Maiduguri, capital of Borno State, the terrorist group has continued to attack.

Eight persons were slaughtered by suspected Boko Haram in a village on the outskirts of Maiduguri, the Borno State capital on Saturday.
According to a eye witness report identified as , Mohammed Abubakar (who is a neighbour of one of the slain persons, Abba Gana Terab), nine persons in a pick up van went in search of firewood for sale at a village near Molai where they met the prowling Boko Haram soldiers.

Abubakar said they did not take to the advice of the residents of Molai that Boko Haram always prowl the area for victims who they often slaughtered.

He said: “They were warned by the villagers of occasional activities of insurgents and went ahead to search for firewood.

“They were met by the insurgents who slaughtered them and burnt their corpses.”

He said: “One of the nine was lucky to flee from them and able to recount their ordeal to the people who went in search of the corpses of the slain eight.
He lamented that “one of the dead is a neighbour whom we held funeral for before the 7pm prayers”.

Source: www.ibabanaija.com/2017/04/suspected-boko-haram-members-attack.html

Soccer legend, Kanu Nwankwo’s Papilo FC on Saturday beat the First Bank FC 3-0 during Nigeria Premiere League (NPL). Nwankwo is pictured briefing his boys after the match.
www.ibabanaija.com/2017/04/kanu-nwankwos-papilo-fc-beats-first.html