S. A POLICE WOMEN ASSIST WOMAN IN GIVING BIRTH AT POLICE STATION. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 [ASSEN SAPS MEMBERS ASSIST WOMAN IN GIVING BIRTH AT POLICE STATION] Assen SAPS members assisted a female suspect who went into labour at the police station on Thursday, 8 October 2026, helping her deliver a healthy baby girl before she and the newborn were taken to a medical facility. According to reports, members were on duty at Assen SAPS under the command of Sergeant Chidi, when they received a telephone call regarding the arrest of a female suspect at Msholozi informal settlement in Kameeldrift. Constable Olivier and Constable Mokhutshoane responded to the call and arrested the suspect, who was reportedly in good health and had no visible injuries at the time of the arrest. She was subsequently taken to Assen SAPS. While at the police station, the suspect began experiencing labour pains and an ambulance was immediatly summond. Members assisted the woman during childbirth, with the supervision of Ms Marijke Van der Walt, an 80-year-old resident, who was present to provide assis...

REPS SEEK FREE MALARIA TREATMENT IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS.(PHOTO).


Reps seek free malaria treatment in public hospitals

The House of Representatives wants the Federal Government to provide free malaria treatment and drugs for Nigerians in public hospitals.

This was sequel to a motion of urgency by the House of Representatives member from Abia State, Mr Amoebi Ogah at plenary.

The lawmaker said there have been several reported cases of malaria which has resulted in the death of many Nigerians, particularly children below the age of five.

According to Mr Ogah, the average cost of treating malaria is about 5,000 to 10,000 which many Nigerians can not afford thereby resorting to herbal treatment which has in many cases caused complications and even death.

The lawmaker suggested that part of the funds from subsidy removal should be used for free malaria treatment in Public Hospitals.

The Deputy Speaker, Mr. Benjamin Kalu who presided over the plenary referred the matter to the committees on Malaria, HIV, Tuberculosis, and Health Services.

The Deputy Speaker, tasked the committees to look into the issue of approved loans for the procurement of mosquito nets to help fight malaria in Nigeria.



 

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