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Jos Gets Boost in Healthcare as Divine Specialist Consults Opens with befitting Services to residents.

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Divine Specialist Consults has officially opened its doors in Rayfield, Jos, bringing advanced medical diagnostic and eyecare services closer to the community. The launch event featured free medical tests and eyecare services, including issuing of eye glasses to deserving beneficieries allowing residents of Rayfield and the state at large to access quality healthcare and experience the facility’s services firsthand.

The newly established medical diagnostic and eyecare center is equipped to provide a wide range of specialized services, including General Laboratory tests, Histopathology,
Cytology, FNAC, Immunohistochemistry, Hormonal Assay, tumour markers and comprehensive eye care services. This initiative aims to improve healthcare accessibility and promote early diagnosis and treatment in the region.

Speaking during the official launch, MLS. Ibiwumi Akinwale, Head of Technical Unit and Technical Specialist, shared the journey that led to the establishment of the facility. She explained that the vision began six years ago at the former Potters Specialist Hospital in Miango Junction, starting small with limited resources and few clients.

“Today, by the grace of God, what started small has become a testimony of faith, perseverance, and service, and a center dedicated to improving health outcomes for our community.”

Akinwale highlighted the critical role of specialized services such as histopathology, immunohistochemistry, tumour markers, cancer screening and hormonal assays in providing early and accurate diagnosis. She also emphasized that histology test results at the center are delivered within 48 to 72 hours, ensuring timely interventions, in line with globally recommended turnaround time, especially for life-threatening conditions like cancer. For other routine tests, your results are gotten immediately so that trratment decisions can be taken immediately

She explained that what sets Divine Specialist Consults apart is its comprehensive range of services and commitment to excellence, integrity, and compassionate client centered care, and the healing that comes from treatments based on our results

Also speaking at the launch, Mr Madugu Bwebum, the Administrative and logistics Officer, highlighted the importance of efficient management in delivering quality healthcare services. He explained that behind the laboratory and clinical services, strong administrative processes ensure that patients receive timely and reliable care and attention

Bwebum noted that the center’s success is a result of teamwork and collaboration, emphasizing that every staff member, from the CEO, pathologists, laboratory scientists, other technical and administrative personnel, play vital roles in maintaining high standards of service.

He assured the community that the facility is committed not only to providing advanced medical services but also to creating a welcoming and patient-focused environment. According to him, the administrative framework is designed to support continuous growth, efficiency, and excellence in healthcare delivery.

The Senior Pastor of Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN) Headquarters offered a prayer for the facility, services, founders and staff during the official launch, asking for God’s guidance, protection, and blessings over their work. He prayed that Divine Specialist Consults would grow in excellence, serve the community and state faithfully, and continue to be a source of healing, hope, and divine favor.

Delivering a goodwill message, Prof. Barnabas Mandong, Consultant Pathologist at JUTH, and former Commissioner of health, Plateau state, commended the founders of Divine Specialist Consults for their vision and perseverance. He encouraged them to continue providing high-quality, patient-centered care, foster strong collaboration with staff, and uphold integrity and compassion, describing their work as a divine service to the community and a foundation for growth.

Dr. Shem Yilleng, Managing Director of The Potters Specialist Hospital, applauded the founders for their dedication and innovative approach to medical services. He encouraged them to continue expanding and introducing advanced diagnostics like immunohistochemistry, expressing confidence that with perseverance, the facility will grow to become a leading center in both pathology and ophthalmology.

Prof. Matilda Banwat, Representative of the Rayfield Zonal Fellowship of COCIN, commended the founders of Divine Specialist Consults for their dedication, skill, and generous service to humanity. She expressed happiness on behalf of the zone and prayed that they continue to experience God’s amazing grace in this important healthcare endeavor.

Chief Monday ES Maliu, landlord of Bwehbum Plaza, congratulated the founders of Divine Specialist Consults and wished them success in their endeavor.

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EFCC Arrests Cameroonian for Alleged N1.5bn Bank Fraud in Lagos

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Operatives of the Lagos Zonal Directorate 2 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission EFCC, Ikoyi, Lagos, have arrested a Cameroonian businessman, Bekono Marc Eric, for allegedly defrauding a first-generation bank of about N1.5bn.

The 47-year-old suspect, a member of a trans-border syndicate that specialises in credit card fraud, was arrested on Thursday, April 23, 2026, in the Ikorodu area of Lagos.

Investigations revealed that members of the syndicate open bank accounts in Nigeria, obtain Automated Teller Machine (ATM) cards and PINs, and then move to neighbouring countries where they use the cards to carry out fraudulent transactions on accounts belonging to customers with high balances.

The suspect will be charged to court as soon as investigations are concluded.

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X-energy stock pops 27% on first day of trading following upsized IPO

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X-energy’s stock popped today in its debut on the Nasdaq, opening at $30.11 before closing at $29.20, up 27% over its initial public offering of $23 per share.

Investors can’t get enough nuclear power, apparently. Even the initial share price had been revised upward from the $16 to $19 target floated by the company during its investor roadshow. At close, the company was valued at $11.5 billion.

Just five years ago, such interest in a nuclear startup would have come as a surprise to many. 

Back then, the nuclear industry was haunted by delayed projects and massive cost overruns at recently completed reactors. Two power plants were completed in Georgia — one in the late 2010s and another in the early 2020s. In total, they cost around $30 billion to build.

Nuclear startups in the early 2020s were in their infancy, and at least one frontrunner had run into significant regulatory problems, sparking fears that the industry hadn’t been able to put its past behind it.

Now, investors appear optimistic that X-energy and its peers have figured out a way around the challenges.

Much of the momentum can be traced to the AI-driven data center boom. GPUs need tremendous amounts of electricity, and while solar, wind, batteries, and natural gas have been filling the need today, tech companies have been hoping to diversify. Nuclear power is one of the many options they’ve been exploring, hoping that the compact form factor will be an ideal fit for their sprawling data centers.

Nuclear power has long had more potential to power the U.S. grid than it has been able to deliver. Today, about 18% of electricity in the country comes from nuclear power. But reactor costs have risen in recent decades. Nuclear power might be one of the most reliable sources of electricity in the U.S., but it’s also one of the most expensive.

X-energy’s 80-megawatt reactor design is an order of magnitude smaller than many existing nuclear power plants. The company is betting that modularity can help bring costs down, and data center operators are hoping that a single campus can be powered by a fleet of reactors, providing the sort of redundancy and stability they prize. Amazon has said it will buy up to 5 gigawatts worth of capacity from X-energy over the next decade or so, but chemical maker Dow will receive the startup’s first power plant. 

Construction is underway at X-energy’s fuel facility, and while the company has yet to start construction of a power plant, investors appear bullish that the company will be able to break nuclear power free from its decades-long malaise. 

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