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On Lagos’ health insurance scheme – Daily TrustHealth insurance is just putting that practice that is already with us in a well structured manner. It is, therefore, in wanting to follow this honorable path of ensuring a healthy population, that the Lagos State Government in 2015 introduced the mandatory health insurance scheme in the state. Of course if the health insurance is …
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Kano earmarks N100m for health week – Daily TrustThe Kano State Government plans to spend N100 million for the forthcoming Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Week. The Commissioner for health Health, Dr Kabiru Getso, disclosed this at a press conference in Kano yesterday.ADVERTISEMENT He the previous MNCH week held in August 2018, recorded huge success, with Vitamin A supplementation coverage of about 80 … Looting just started for round 2.
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Elections: CSOs Decries Malfunction Of SCR, Advocates Use Of Electronic VotingSome groups of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) namely Aid Foundation, Interfaith Mediation Centre (IMC) Campaign for Democracy (CD), Empowering Women For Excellence Initiative (EWEI) Community Trust Health Foundation and Women Interfaith Council (WIC) have decried malfunctioning of the Smart Card Readers (SCR) which was said to have characterized elections in some parts of Kaduna State. […]
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Major health stories in the news last week - Premium Times NigeriaRising death toll from Lassa fever and controversy over the death of a health activist were top health news last week.
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