ZAMBIA: THREE CHIRUNDU HEALTH WORKERS DIE ON WAY TO L/STONE.(PHOTO).

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  Three Chirundu health workers die on way to L/Stone THREE Environmental Health Practitioners from Chirundu District Health Office have died in a road traffic accident while travelling to Livingstone for a training. According to the Zambia Institute of Environmental Health, the deceased are Christencia Kabanzungu, Benjamin Kabamba and Kabeela Sambwa. The three were on their way to Livingstone, Zambia’s tourist capital, when the fatal accident occurred.

OKWUOKEI PETER,A TAXI DRIVER,ARRESTED FOR HARD DRUGS HIDDEN IN A PALM OIL BOTTLES.

Okwuokei Peter: arrested                                               NDLEA,National Drug Law Enforcement Agency,made these discovery during screening of cargoes on a south African Airlines flight at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos,where they seized 9.2 kilogrammes of methamphetamine hidden inside palm oil.The drug was being exported to south Africa.A taxi driver,named Okwuokei Peter who brought the consignment has been apprehended by anti-narcotic officials,NDLEA.The suspect said that he was sending the drug to his regular passenger.He said ''one of my regular passengers asked me to send the gallon of oil to him.I thought i was doing him a favour but little did i know that it will land me in a big trouble.The suspect who hails from Delta state,lives in Lagos with his wife and four children.                                                                                                                        41parcels of meth hidden in a tin of palm oil

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