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Embarking On Industrial Action Now Is Not The Best, President Buhari To Doctors

Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari has reacted to the unending strike by medical doctors in the country. Buhari urged the doctors to call off their lingering strike...

News5 years ago

We Will Evaluate COVID-19 Vaccine Before Administering-Ujah

The president of the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA), Professor Innocent Ujah, has revealed that the country would evaluate COVID-19 vaccines brought into the country before being...

Music11 years ago

Nigeria Entertainment Industry Health Insurance Convention set to hold

Cross Section of Nigerian Entertainers All plans have been concluded for the Nigerian Entertainment Industry Health Insurance Convention. The convention, which will hold on Tuesday,...

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Embarking On Industrial Action Now Is Not The Best, President Buhari To Doctors

We Will Evaluate COVID-19 Vaccine Before Administering-Ujah

Nigeria Entertainment Industry Health Insurance Convention set to hold

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