UPDATE: THE LATE GHANAIAN ACTRESS BEVERLY AFAGLO DIED ABOUT SIX WEEKS AFTER DOCTORS TOLD HER SHE HAD TWO MONTHS TO LIVE FOLLOWING THE SPREAD OF HER CANCER, HER SISTER, MAMA FIAWOTOE I, HAS REVEALED.(PHOTO).

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 The late Ghanaian actress Beverly Afaglo died about six weeks after doctors told her she had two months to live following the spread of her cancer, her sister, Mama Fiawotoe I, has revealed. According to Mama Fiawotoe, doctors advised Beverly to spend time with her children, organise her documents and settle personal matters after informing her about the progression of her illness. “From the time she was given the news, she was given two months to come and see her children, put her documents in order and do everything else. But I think she lived for about a month and a half before she died,” she told Gifty Anti in an interview. Mama Fiawotoe also disclosed that Beverly refused to accept the possibility of her death, insisting that she would recover despite the doctors’ prognosis. “She kept saying, ‘I'm not going to die. Stop asking me those questions. I'm not going to die,’” her sister recalled. She said she had attempted to discuss Beverly’s businesses and make arrangements f...

SUSPENDED NSCD COMMANDANT NIGER STATE SIAKA ANIVIYE APOLOGISES TO FAMILIES OF DECEASED MINERS IN COURT. (VIDEOS/PHOTO).


 SUSPENDED NSCD COMMANDANT NIGER STATE SIAKA ANIVIYE APOLOGISES TO FAMILIES OF DECEASED MINERS IN COURT


The suspended Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Niger State Command, Siaka Suberu Aniviye, has apologised to the families of detained miners who died in custody.


The suspended Commandant tendered the apology while testifying before the Justice Mohammed Mohammed Commission of Inquiry set up by the Niger State Government, which is sitting in Minna.


The Commission, mandated to investigate the circumstances surrounding the deaths of 37 suspected illegal miners in NSCDC custody, heard the testimony of the suspended former Commandant during its second sitting.


During his testimony, Aniviye admitted that the incident could have been avoided, describing it as a costly mistake, and appealed to the bereaved families for forgiveness.


The NSCDC State Legal Officer, ACC Stephen Tsado, and the Command Nurse, Maryam Etang, also testified before the Commission.


The Commission Chairman, Justice Mohammed Mohammed led other members to visit the Minna General Hospital mortuary, where the victims' bodies were kept. Three corpses remain unclaimed.


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