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Pfizer to Pay $75 Million to Settle Trovan-Testing Suit

Date: August 18, 2014 Author: busari Categories: Nigeria

By Joe Stephens Washington Post Staff Writer Friday, July 31, 2009 Pfizer signed a $75 million agreement Thursday with Nigerian authorities to settle criminal and civil charges that the pharmaceutical company illegally tested an experimental drug on children during a 1996 meningitis epidemic. Nigerian authorities say Pfizer’s test of the antibiotic Trovan killed 11 children…

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Work Is the Medicine Of Poverty – Ise Ni Oguun Ise

Date: August 18, 2014 Author: busari Categories: Nigeria

Nursery Rhyme to live by: Isé ni òògùn ìsé – Work is the antidote to poverty We need to remember and teach our children these poems in this complacent and ‘welfare-program for the people of color’ land. Isé ni òògùn ìsé – work is the antidote/solution to poverty Múra sí isé re òréè mi –…

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Dangote’s PhD Drivers

Date: August 18, 2014 Author: busari Categories: Nigeria

The news that six PhD holders applied for positions of truck drivers in one of Dangote Group’s companies is shocking because it is Nigeria. We are a people who make a big deal out of a PhD no matter how empty-headed the carrier might be and so we think the title infuses one with anything…

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