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Let me share with you how I discovered what cured my stomach ulcer permanently My name is Umoh Ekpo, 49yrs of age, I was diagnosed with ulcer in the year 1996 then as a young man in Akwa Ibom State, I had ulcer before I moved to Abuja in 2002 but before then, there was nothing I didn’t try call it western and local herbal drugs. Some of those drugs reduced the pain I was feeling but it didn’t last longer than 6months before the pain resurfaced , When I got to Abuja I visited different hospitals searching for permanent solution some Doctors gave me hope while some told me ulcer does not have cure that I should manage it like that till the day I die. Only those suffering ulcer will understand the pains,  sleepless nights, gnawing or burning pain in the abdomen, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, bloating, weight loss, headaches, diarrhea or constipation, feeling sick, dizziness, rashes etc. Sometimes it subsides, but becomes more painful later on; I was always open to suggesti

There was pandemonium in Anara, in the Isiala Mbano Local Government Area of Imo State on Sunday as two policemen allegedly shot two persons during a traditional wedding.   According to a report by Punch, guests were made to abandon the ceremony and run for dear lives as two policemen, whose identities had yet to be ascertained were said to have escorted two prominent persons to the event.   The trigger-happy policemen were whisked away by members of the bride’s family who prevented a mob from attacking them. The policemen, who were said to be at large, did not get the approval of the state Commissioner of Police to be at the occasion.   A witness, who identified himself only as Ugo, said the cops had first shot into the air before mistakenly firing at guests.  He said,  “the policemen were shooting into the air to impress their bosses, who were spraying money at the party. One of the cops was using one hand to shot into the air with his AK-47 rifle. He lost control

Federal health workers under the aegis of the Joint Health Sector Unions says it will embark on an indefinite strike following the failure of the Federal Government to implement the agreement it reached with health workers last year.   JOHESU said this in a statement signed by its National Chairman, Biobelemoye Josiah; and its National Secretary, Florence Ekpebor, on Monday.  The union recalled that it called off its nationwide strike on September 30, 2017 after signing the memorandum of terms of settlement which was to be implemented within five weeks after the date of suspension of the strike.   It noted that its main demands included an upward review of the Consolidated Health Salary Structure, employment of additional health workers, the implementation of court judgments and the upward review of the retirement age from 60 to 65.   JOHESU said it continued to remind the Federal Government of its promise and even gave a 30-day ultimatum which is expected to lapse on