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US Varsity Inducts 120 Traditional Medicine Doctors In Rivers
The Management of Information Communication Technology ( ICT) University USA, has inducted over 120 doctors in traditional and alternative medicine practice in Port Harcourt
The management said, amongst the 120 inductees, 39 passed out from Rivers State extension campus in Port Harcourt
It also said that the University had graduated over 4,000 traditional medicine practitioners since its inception thirteen years ago in Nigeria
Speaking to Newsmen at its 2022 convocation ceremony and lectures held in Port Harcourt Saturday, ICT University Deputy Director of Studies and Director Natural Medicine, Dr. Godwin Ihesie, said the university operates a global scheme of studies for those studying natural and alternative medicine practices.
He said the university, in conjunction with Green Center for Alternative Medicine practitioners trains students on different fields of natural medicine all over the world.
The graduands, he said, are awarded with certificates and diplomas in traditional, alternative and complimentary medicine after years of training and researches.
DrIhesie charged the inductees not to do harm to the sick ones in the society in the course of discharging their profession, but administer correct drugs and preparations to the needy
He also urged the graduating traditional doctors to act as good ambassadors of the university in terms of administering traditional medicines to the public and not to extort the sick and vulnerable persons in the society.
On the challenges faced by the university in the state, Ihesie called on government to assist the school with logistics.
He noted that students suffer a lot during field works and research due to lack of vehicles to convey researchers to the fields.
Also Speaking, National Coordinator, ICT University USA, Rivers state Extension Campus, Dr. Gorgeous Adichie, called on the inductees to be of good behaviors and have passion for the job they are trained for .
She admonished the traditional medicine doctors to have passion for the sick in the society and not to defraud any body irrespective of their status.
Describing the graduands as doctor’s of traditional medicines, Adichie said the university since its inception had turned out over 4,000 traditional doctors in alternative and complimentary medicine in Nigeria
Some graduands who spoke to newsmen expressed happiness for completing their programs with the university.
Akor Evelyn a graduand in traditional medicine practice said the training is an eye opener in treating sick ones using natural medicine in alternative to western medicines.
The inductee thanked the management of the university for organising such program in Nigeria, particularly in Rivers state to train youths in traditional medicine practice. She said the training acquired from the university would help in alleviating the sufferings of some patients as they would be treated through the administration of natural medicines
By: Chinedu Wosu
Rivers
Rivers High Court Restrain Trustees, Knights of St. John International, Others From Conducting Election
The High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, has restrained the registered trustees of Knights of St John International, Supreme Subordinate Commandery, Nigeria, and four others from conducting elections into Our Lady of Holy Rosary Local Commandery No 920 CIWA, Port Harcourt, District 48 Commandery elections, and Supreme Subordinate elections of the Knights of St John International, Nigeria, pending the determination of the substantive matters before them.
Justice G.C. Aguma and Justice V.C. Ugoji, in their separate interim orders of injunction issued in Suit No: PHC/4410/CS/2025 and Suit No: PHC/4359/CS/2025, respectively, restrained the defendants, whether by themselves, their privies, agents, servants, or any person or group of persons working under them, from conducting elections into Our Lady of Holy Rosary Local Commandery No 920, CIWA Port Harcourt, District 48 Commandery, Port Harcourt Commandery, and Supreme Subordinate of Knights of St John International, Nigeria.
The claimants, Sir Njoku Chukwuemeka Andrew and Sir Chukwuemeka Martin Mba, in separate suits, through their legal representatives, dragged the defendants to court, seeking an order to restrain them from appointing or installing any interim caretaker executive or leadership to run or pilot the affairs of St John International, Our Lady of Holy Rosary Local Commandery No 920, CIWA, Port Harcourt.
The defendants in the matter are: Registered Trustees of Knights of St John International, Supreme Subordinate Commandery, Nigeria; Brig. Gen. Emmanuel Ufuoma Okene, the Grand President, Port Harcourt Grand Commandery, Knights of St John International; Noble Brother Viktor Benebo, the Chairman Investigation Committee set up by the 2nd Defendant to investigate the claimants; Sir Architect Prempeh Ebiware, the District 48 Commander, Knights of St John International, Port Harcourt; and Sir Harry Oruma, member of Knights of St John International, Our Lady of Holy Commandery No 920, CIWA, Port Harcourt.
The two judges, after listening to the counsels in the matter, granted the claimants’ request and adjourned the matter to 10/12/2025 and 16/12/2025, respectively, for hearing of the motion on notice.
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