SALAH KNOCKS OFF OSIMHEN AS HIGHEST-PAID PLAYER IN THE TURKISH SUPER LIG. (PHOTO).

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 Salah Knocks Off Osimhen As Highest-Paid Player In The Turkish Super Lig Egypt captain Mohamed Salah has become the highest-paid player in the Turkish Super Lig following his reported move to Trabzonspor, according to Capology data. The former Liverpool winger, 34, earns £342,500 per week after signing a two-year contract with the Turkish club, placing him above some of the league’s biggest names in terms of salary. Salah’s earnings surpass those of Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen, who previously held the title of the Super Lig’s highest earner. Osimhen is reported to earn £307,795 per week, while Fenerbahce midfielder N’Golo Kante ranks third with weekly wages of £225,716. The list of the Turkish Super Lig’s highest-paid players also includes Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson, who earns £225,716 per week, while Leroy Sane follows with a reported salary of £184,677 per week. Other high-profile players among the league’s top earners include Mason Greenwood, Milan Skriniar and M...

YOBE GOVT OFFERS FREE CLINICAL CARE TO 700 SICKLE CELL CARRIERS.(PHOTO).


Yobe govt offers free clinical care to 700 sickle cell carriers

Yobe government says it has concluded arrangements to provide free medical services to 700 sickle cell patients to mitigate hardships for carriers and caregivers.

Dr Muhammed Gana, Commissioner for Health, disclosed this on Monday in Damaturu at an event to commemorate the 2022 World Sickle Cell Day, with the theme: “Shine the Light”.

The event was organised in collaboration between the Saving One Million Lives, SOML, Programme for Results, PforR, and Sickle Cell Eradication Initiative.

 
Represented by Dr Abdullahi Danchua, Director, Nursing Services, Gana said the medical services would be provided through Yobe State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency, YOCHMA.

“Yobe government through YOCHMA’s equity fund will provide free healthcare services to over 700 sickle cell diseases across the state.

“This will reduce the burden of cost implication experienced by parents that are having cases of sickle cell diseases and their households.”

 
Ajiya Maina, Chairman, Yobe House of Assembly Committee on Health, said the House would enact legislations to mandate genotype test for intending couples before marriage.

This, he said would help to reduce the prevalence of the disease in the state.

Also, Dr Aliyu Muhammad, Executive Director, Yobe Sickle Cell Disease Eradication Initiative stressed the need for people to know their genotype before marriage.


 

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