Chioma Umeha

Some eminent members of De-Zenith Club of Lagos, Zenith Abayomi Samson during the End-Of-Year Party/Annual Convention of the club in Ikeja, Lagos, at the weekend.  President of the De-Zenith Club of Lagos, Zenith Abayomi Samson, has tasked the Federal Government of Nigeria to adopt an all-encompassing policy that would cater to the needs of Nigerians and the nation's economy. Samson, who gave the charge at the End-Of-Year Party/Annual Convention of the club in Ikeja, Lagos, at the weekend, noted that “If the economy is well taken care of, there will be more room for people to be engaged economically, and they will rely less on palliatives from the government or from non-governmental organisations.” Samson, who is also the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Christabit International Limited, said: “When a person is economically engaged, there will be dividends, there will be profitability, and people can stand without necessarily living on palliatives. Palliatives cannot be

 Enabulele,  immediate past president, World Medical Association,WMA Dr. Osahon Enabulele,  immediate past president of the World Medical Association(WMA), has called for ethical governance of health systems as part of his suggested strategies to promote global health. Dr. Enabulele made this call when he made a  Guest presentation on Ethical Governance and Global Health, as an invited International guest speaker on Saturday, at the 2024 Conference of the South African Medical Association (SAMA) held at Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa.  While defining what Ethical Governance entails, the WMA Immediate Past President cited numerous challenges with ethical questions facing health systems and global health (including new and emerging technologies, and the widening health disparities in the face of constricting resources) as imperatives that for effective and efficient deployment of ethical governance principles. Applauding the World Medical Association for its leader