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Finally, Nigeria Takes a Bold Step Toward Better Malaria Diagnosis, But Will It Be Enough?

In what could be a long-overdue turning point in Nigeria’s battle against malaria, the Medical Labor…

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Lassa Fever Is Still Killing Nigerians—Why Are We Not Outraged?

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has confirmed what many feared: Lassa f…

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Nigeria's Alarming Brain Drain: Over 14,800 Nurses and Midwives Now in the UK – When Will It End?

In what many are calling a crisis for Nigeria’s already fragile healthcare system, a staggering 14,8…

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Africa Is Saving More Mothers and Babies—But “Progress” Isn’t Enough

Maternal and newborn deaths are declining in Africa. And yes, that’s worth acknowledging. But let’s …

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Is It Time Nigeria Faced the Truth About Lung Cancer?

Lung cancer is silently and tragically killing thousands of Nigerians every year. But must it conti…

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Rumours or Reality? National Hospital Breaks Silence on Alleged Sacking of Consultant Physicians

The management of the National Hospital Abuja has debunked widespread reports claiming that several …

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Shocking Health Sector Scandal: Nigerian Officials Allegedly Paid for Same Hospital Project 5 Times – ICPC Reveals

In a startling revelation that highlights the deep-rooted corruption plaguing Nigeria's health secto…

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Is UNICEF’s 2.5 Million Polio Vaccine Donation Enough to Safeguard Bauchi’s Children?

UNICEF’s recent donation of over 2.5 million oral polio vaccine doses to Bauchi State represents a c…

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With Just 6,137 Consultants, Nigeria’s Healthcare System Is in Critical Condition

If there was ever a wake-up call about the state of Nigeria’s healthcare system, this is it: the Med…

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Kwara’s Bold Move on Medical Education Deserves Applause—But Let’s Not Stop at the MOU

In a time when many states are still scrambling to patch up dilapidated hospitals, Kwara State is qu…

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When Healthcare and Roads Become Casualties of Corruption—Why the ICPC’s Wake-Up Call Must Be a Turning Point

Over 60% of corruption cases in Nigeria involve funds meant for healthcare and infrastructure. Let t…

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Wike’s Approval of 34 Resident Doctors: A Step Forward or a Drop in the Ocean?

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has approved the employment of 34 reside…

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Maternal Mortality in Nigeria: A Crisis That Demands More Than Just Talk

It is no longer news that Nigeria has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world. Wha…

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A Revolution in Pediatric Care: The Therapeutic Playroom at Gbagada General Hospital

lIn a healthcare landscape often focused on medications and procedures, Gbagada General Hospital in …

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Nigeria’s Nursing Crisis: Is the ‘Japa’ Wave Inevitable?

The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) has raised serious concerns over the poor emplo…

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Correction Notice: Katsina State College of Nursing Sciences - Application Update

The Katsina State College of Nursing Sciences has issued a corrigendum regarding the advertisement f…

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Revolutionizing Malaria Treatment: Enugu’s Bold Step Towards a Malaria-Free Future

Malaria has long been a silent enemy, especially in regions like Enugu, where it continues to claim…

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Meningitis Outbreak: How Prepared Is Nigeria to Contain It?

With three deaths already recorded in Gombe State and a rising number of suspected cases across mul…

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Lagos’ Healthcare Workforce Crisis: How Do We Bridge the Gap?

With a staggering deficit of 30,000 doctors, nurses, and other essential healthcare professionals, …

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Lagos’ Healthcare Workforce Crisis: How Do We Bridge the Gap?

With a staggering deficit of 30,000 doctors, nurses, and other essential healthcare professionals, …

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