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Fresh crisis is brewing in the national secretariat of the Peoples Democratic Party following demand by the workers for the sack of the National Working Committee over alleged N12 billion financial impropriety and maladministration. Addressing a press conference at the party secretariat Abuja, the leaders of the PDP Staff Welfare Committee led by Ngozi Nzeh and Dan Ochu-Baiye, Chairman and Secretary, respectively, claimed that the NWC members squandered over N12 billion. They equally alleged that it high-level of corruption, greed and sabotage that led to the woeful performance of the party during the last general elections. According to the workers, the party under the current leadership of Prince Uche Secondus, Acting National Chairman, and Professor Wale Oladipo, as National Secretary, has been systematically and deliberately dismembered, adding that both were inadvertently putting the nail on the coffin in preparation for its final burial. “Never in the glorious history

Reviewed by Trina Pagano, MD Fertility drugs remain the primary treatment for women with ovulation disorders; some are taken orally and some are injected. In general, these medications work by causing the release of hormones that either trigger or regulate ovulation . Even if you're using assisted reproductive techniques such as in vitro fertilization , fertility drugs are still an important part of treatment. Since the number and names of all of the infertility medications may seem dizzying, here are the basic facts on the drugs most commonly prescribed. Clomid or Serophene for Infertility Indication: Clomid ( clomiphene citrate ) is often the first choice for treating infertility, because it's effective and been used for more than 40 years. Clomiphene is given to women who are not ovulating normally. Clomid and Serophene , the brand names of clomiphene, are estrogen blocking drugs from a drug category called Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulators (SERM).

Police in Akwa Ibom State has arrested one Stephen Ononna for the gruesome murder of his friend, Mr. Daniel Bassey, over an alleged debt of N750,000. Ononna, from Njikoka Local Government Area of Anambra State, is a graduate of Federal Polytechnic, Oko, and has been living in Akwa Ibom for over two years working for Africana FEP Publishers while his deceased friend, Bassey, was a professional barber in Uyo and hailed from Uruan Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom. Briefing newsmen on the matter in Uyo yesterday, state Police Commissioner, Mr Gabriel Achong explained that the suspect was arrested after police trailed him following a tip off from people who know him. Achong explained that the suspect had after killing the deceased with a machete in his house, cut his body into six parts and hid them in different locations. “He kept the head separate, the two hands separate, the two legs separate; the private part was also kept separate and the main body was also kept separate.

An importer, Messrs Elopetx Resources Limited, has petitioned the Comptroller-General, CG, of Customs, Dikko Abdullahi, over the alleged looting of three of its fully loaded containers containing glass beer mugs at the Ikorodu Lighter Terminal, Ikorodu, Lagos State. The importer, who petitioned the CG through its lawyer, Barrister Okwudili Alagbu, is seeking N200 million restitution for the containers looted while undergoing overtime clearance at the lighter terminal. Okwudili said his client was holding Customs responsible because the containers were still under the control and supervision of the Ikorodu Customs when the looting was perpetuated. According to the petitioner, the container numbers of the three 40 feet looted containers filled with glass mug were, TRLU8190033, TCLU5464240 and TGHU8550660. Alagbu also disclosed that his client’s cargo had already been released at Tin Can Island Port by Customs, but while it was running around to pay the demurrage of the shippin