The Nigerian Police Cooperative Society (NPFCS) POLCOOP is a thrift and loan society established in 1977 to provide financial services to members of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF). Its primary objective is to enhance the economic well-being of police personnel and their families. What has been the journey so far?

DCP Lenox Taylor was at Radio Nigeria Network studio to give us an insight into the activities of the cooperative and to answer some questions arising from contributors.

Nigeria has one of the highest cancer mortality rates in the world, with an estimated 72,000 cancer deaths occurring annually ¹ ². The estimated incidence of the five most common types of cancer in Nigeria are: breast cancer (27%), cervix uteri (14%), liver (12%), prostate (12%) and colorectum (4.1%) ¹. While estimated mortality for breastv cancer is (20%), liver (16%), prostate (13%), cervix uteri (12%) and colorectum (4.4%)

Nigeria has approximately 102,000 new cancer cases annually ¹. The age standardized incidence rate for all invasive cancers from the Ibadan Population Based Cancer Registry (IBCR) was 66.4 per 100,000 men and 130.6 per 100,000 women, while in the Abuja Population Based Cancer Registry (ABCR) it was 58.3 per 100,000 for men and 138.6 per 100,000 for women.

In Nigeria, chronic kidney disease is reported to account for 8% of all medical admissions and 42% of

renal admissions.

The commentary on Curbing The Menace Of Begging In The FCT was written by Ejiro Emuejevoke.

The commentary on Curbing The Menace Of Begging In The FCT was written by Ejiro Emuejevoke

The commentary on Curbing The Menace Of Begging In The FCT was written by Ejiro Emuejevoke

Rotary International President, Gordon Mclnally (On his first visit to Nigeria) joined Princess Akporaro today on the Network News of Radio Nigeria in an interactive to discuss his three day working visit to Nigeria and the collaboration between the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Rotary in the fight against the eradication of Polio, disease prevention as well as maternal and child health 🌎

Abduction Of 287 School Children In Kaduna. What is their fate? What impacts will these consistent kidnappings have on Nigeria's future leaders? My guests are High Chief Peter Ameh, former national chairman IPAC and Mr. Jide Ojo, a development expert.

Presented by David Umoru and Princess Akporaro