We are a Radio Station that believes in giving a voice to the people and help put issues in perspective towards creating awareness and the need for such issues to be tackled. Hence our Slogan: 'Voice of the People'
The Rivers State Government says it is working tirelessly to eradicate female genital mutilation (FGM) and all forms of violence against women. Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation, Justina Jumbo, made this known at the close of a two-day awareness workshop organised in partnership with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).
Nurses in federal health institutions across Nigeria have embarked on a 7-day nationwide warning strike following the expiration of a 15-day ultimatum issued to the government by the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM). The strike, which began today, is expected to cripple activities in federal health institutions, including teaching hospitals and federal
Dr. Priye Olise, a public health doctor, has issued a warning against the habit of consuming soft drinks as a substitute for water, emphasizing the importance of proper hydration for overall health. Speaking during the June edition of the Rivers State University’s 2.5 Walk for Life, a monthly health and fitness initiative aimed at promoting
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has expressed deep concern over the increasing prevalence of drug abuse in Rivers State. The Deputy State Commander, Operations and Training of NDLEA in Rivers, Emmanuel Ogbumgbada, disclosed this to Rhythm News, noting that a significant number of young people are now roaming the streets of Port Harcourt
The Sanitation Marshal Volunteers in Rivers State have expressed deep concern over the alarming practice of indiscriminate disposal of medical waste along the streets of Port Harcourt by various health institutions. In an interview with our correspondent, Racheal Ramson, the group’s coordinator, Prince Sodin Akiagba, described the situation as “disheartening and unacceptable.” He emphasized that
The Federal Government of Nigeria has reiterated its dedication to improving maternal and child health outcomes across the country. Speaking at an event in Enugu State, the Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, Iziaq Salako, announced the government’s firm commitment to reducing the maternal mortality rate by 20% before 2027. The occasion marked
The Rivers State Ministry of Health has called on healthcare professionals to treat cardiac arrest emergencies with the highest level of urgency and seriousness. The warning was issued by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Dr. Mekele Igwe, during the South-South regional launch of the Nationwide Advanced and Basic Cardiac Life Support Workshop organized by
Dr. Priye Olise, a renowned public health physician, has underscored the importance of adequate sleep for individuals of all ages and genders, describing it as a cornerstone of good health. His remarks came during the May edition of Rivers State University’s “2.5 Walk for Life” event. Dr. Olise explained that consistently getting fewer than seven
Men identified as part of high-risk populations for HIV in Rivers State have raised concerns over inadequate access to complete treatment and drugs at some health facilities, citing discrimination based on their sexual orientation. This issue comes in the wake of the 2024 HIV prevalence report, which indicates that Rivers State has the highest number
About three days after the tragic death of a middle-aged woman during a caesarean section at a medical facility in Port Harcourt, a prominent consultant gynecologist has emphasized the importance of medical ethics and professionalism. The victim, Victoria Paris, died at a healthcare facility in the Borokiri area of Port Harcourt after losing a significant
