Newspaper Headlines: Medical tourism gulped $6.23m in eight months | TheCable

December 13, 2022 7:54 AM

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Medical tourism gulped $6.23m in eight months – ReportNigeria spent a total of $6.23m on foreign healthcare-related services from January to August 22, 2023, The PUNCH reports. When we have 'native doctors ' A simple rule: 'no elected official can leave the country for medical procedures. Even better, no elected official nor their immediate children can leave the country during the tenure of their position' It will weed out greed and those who dont care about Nigeria. Noisemakers. What percentage is Bubu's in this? Have you created or enabled viable local alternatives? Which examples are you showing? Can't wait to have you guys out. Make we hear word sef.
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