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Brain Drain: Nigeria Loses 16,000 Doctors in Five Years, Leaving Only 55,000 Behind

The Nigerian government has revealed that the country now has only 55,000 licensed doctors to serve its growing population of over 200 million. During an interview on Channels TV’s Politics Today, the Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Muhammad Pate,...

Healthcare workers in Oyo state have suspended their strike

Healthcare workers in Oyo State, under the aegis of the Nigerian Union of Allied Health Professionals (NUAHP), have suspended their warning strike. The health care workers, including laboratory scientists, physiotherapists, dental technologists, dental therapists, medical social workers, radiographers, nutritionists and...

Nigerians express outrage over UK ban on healthcare workers bringing dependants

The Government of the United Kingdom has barred emigrating health and care workers from bringing along dependants. The UK Home Office made this known in a statement published on the government’s website on Monday. It described the development as a new...

Nigeria Records 23 Deaths and 96 Cases of Lassa Fever in One Week

Nigeria has confirmed 96 new Lassa fever infections and 23 deaths across 12 states in one week, spanning 19 to 25 February. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) disclosed this in its latest situation report published on its website...

President of Rotary Club visits Nigeria, provides $7 million grant for disease prevention efforts

The President of Rotary International, Gordon Mclnally, is set to make a fresh donation of $7million for eradication and disease prevention in Nigeria upon his arrival in the country on Friday for a three-day working visit. This information was revealed...

Nigerian government prohibits health workers from taking leave of absence

The federal government has placed a ban on leave of absence for health professionals relocating abroad. The Minister of State for Health, Tunji Alausa, who disclosed this on Saturday in Abeokuta said that health workers going abroad to seek greener...

Challenges in tackling diseases in Nigeria highlighted by NCDC

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) says it is facing numerous challenges in addressing epidemic-prone diseases in the country. The Director General, Jide Idris, highlighted inadequate funding and substandard healthcare infrastructure as part of the challenges...

OAUTHC workers protest against suitability test after being sacked

The disengaged staff of the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital Complex, (OAUTHC), Ile-Ife, on Friday protested at the hospital premises following the failure of the management to reverse the decision to lay them off. More than 1,500 workers of the...

Are seedless fruits harmful to consume?

Claim: Fruits without seeds should not be consumed because they are dangerous. Verdict: MISLEADING. Whether a fruit has seed or not does not change its nutritional benefit or make it dangerous for consumption. Full Text Fruits are an important part of a...

95% of Malaria deaths globally occur in Africa

Ministers of health from African countries with the highest burden of malaria have committed to ending deaths from the disease, as the African region accounts for 95 per cent of malaria deaths globally. The World Health Organisation (WHO) revealed on...

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Abuja stampede: Police recover 10 bodies, others hospitalized

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