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Cadbury Nigeria Recovers To N2bn Pre-Tax Profit In Q4 2024

Cadbury Nigeria Recovers To N2bn Pre-Tax Profit In Q4 2024

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Recruitment: Apply For Cadbury Recruitment 2023

byFehintola Ambali-Salam

July 20, 2023

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Recruitment: Apply For Aspom Travel Agency Recruitment 2023

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July 20, 2023

Subsidy Removal: Workers’ Salaries Will Be Reviewed – Akpabio

byFehintola Ambali-Salam

July 19, 2023

Tinubu Never Spoke With CJN On Presidential Poll ‘Rerun’ – APC

byFehintola Ambali-Salam

July 19, 2023

Recruitment: Apply For Fidelity Bank Plc Recruitment 2024

Recruitment: Apply For Fidelity Bank Plc Recruitment 2024

JUST IN: Fidelity Bank Plc Announces Plans To Raise Capital Via Public Offer

byFehintola Ambali-Salam

July 19, 2023

Birmingham City University Appoints David Mba As Vice-Chancellor

Birmingham City University Appoints David Mba As Vice-Chancellor

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Birmingham City University Appoints David Mba As Vice-Chancellor

byFehintola Ambali-Salam

July 19, 2023

Anthrax: Stop Eating Meat From Sick Animals - NCDC Warns Nigerians Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has warned Nigerians against consuming the meat of sick animals as they may contain anthrax. Gatekeepers News earlier reported that the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has confirmed cases of anthrax in some farm animals in Niger State. NCDC Director General, Ifedayo Adetifa on Tuesday during an interview on Channels Television, called on Nigerians to be cautious of the meat they consume. “What we are saying is do not eat sick animals at all. Sick animals contain anthrax or animals that have died of anthrax contain anthrax and consumption of any of that product…anthrax is present on their skin, is present in their hair, is present in their meat,” Adetifa said. “So, consumption of any of these products, even the people who work with hides and skin who are not even working on skin for the purpose of consumption, are at the risk of anthrax if that skin came from a dead animal. “So, at this point in time where we have a confirmed case, we are just saying, look out for the meat that you buy. “If you like bush meat, maybe this is a time to take a break from bush meat if you did not catch it yourself because what we don’t want is people tend to pick up either animals that are near or have died freshly with a view of selling them for consumption. “And similarly for livestock, even if they are killed in abattoirs and all of that is, we are asking that animals be properly inspected. “People who own animals should not take sick animals for slaughter and if animals are slaughtered and it is noticed that their blood is not clotting, there is bloating more than usual or the meat starts to deteriorate pretty quickly, this is likely to be the carcass of anthrax infected animal and should not be sold for consumption.” Anthrax is an infection caused by the spore-forming bacteria, Bacillus anthracis. It typically affects ruminants such as cows, sheep, and goats. It is a zoonotic disease — transmissible from contaminated animals to humans. Humans can get infected if they handle or are involved in the slaughter of a sick animal, or are in contact with contaminated animal products.

Anthrax: Stop Eating Meat From Sick Animals - NCDC Warns Nigerians Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has warned Nigerians against consuming the meat of sick animals as they may contain anthrax. Gatekeepers News earlier reported that the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has confirmed cases of anthrax in some farm animals in Niger State. NCDC Director General, Ifedayo Adetifa on Tuesday during an interview on Channels Television, called on Nigerians to be cautious of the meat they consume. “What we are saying is do not eat sick animals at all. Sick animals contain anthrax or animals that have died of anthrax contain anthrax and consumption of any of that product…anthrax is present on their skin, is present in their hair, is present in their meat,” Adetifa said. “So, consumption of any of these products, even the people who work with hides and skin who are not even working on skin for the purpose of consumption, are at the risk of anthrax if that skin came from a dead animal. “So, at this point in time where we have a confirmed case, we are just saying, look out for the meat that you buy. “If you like bush meat, maybe this is a time to take a break from bush meat if you did not catch it yourself because what we don’t want is people tend to pick up either animals that are near or have died freshly with a view of selling them for consumption. “And similarly for livestock, even if they are killed in abattoirs and all of that is, we are asking that animals be properly inspected. “People who own animals should not take sick animals for slaughter and if animals are slaughtered and it is noticed that their blood is not clotting, there is bloating more than usual or the meat starts to deteriorate pretty quickly, this is likely to be the carcass of anthrax infected animal and should not be sold for consumption.” Anthrax is an infection caused by the spore-forming bacteria, Bacillus anthracis. It typically affects ruminants such as cows, sheep, and goats. It is a zoonotic disease — transmissible from contaminated animals to humans. Humans can get infected if they handle or are involved in the slaughter of a sick animal, or are in contact with contaminated animal products.

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Anthrax: Stop Eating Meat From Sick Animals – NCDC Warns Nigerians

byFehintola Ambali-Salam

July 18, 2023

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CSOs Tell Tinubu To Appoint Young People As Ministers – Say ‘Old Hands Won’t Do Well’

byFehintola Ambali-Salam

July 18, 2023

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Sultan Declares Wednesday As 1st Day Of New Islamic Year

byFehintola Ambali-Salam

July 18, 2023

Kogi: Natasha Akpoti And Ohere To File Final Address July 19

Kogi: Natasha Akpoti And Ohere To File Final Address July 19

Kogi: Natasha Akpoti And Ohere To File Final Address July 19

byFehintola Ambali-Salam

July 18, 2023