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The budget of the victims of the Lassa fever affects 145 in Nigeria, the mortality rate rises in the midst of the deterioration of the epidemic

Nigeria is struggling with an increase in deaths related to the lassa fever, since the center of Nigeria for the control and prevention of diseases (NCDC) confirmed 145 victims starting from the 25th epidemiological week in 2025, reporting a high increase in the mortality rate of the case from 17.6 percent in 2024 to 18.6 percent this year. According to …

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FG reiterates the commitment to the public and private partnership in healthcare

FG reiterates the commitment to the public and private partnership in healthcare … while Dr. Salako Visits Everight Diagnostics Abuja (basic reporter) The Federal Government reiterated its commitment to strengthen public-private partnerships (PPP) in the health sector, in line with the renewal program of the renewal of the health sector of Nigeria and the renewed hope program of President Bola …

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Ex – Coas is looking for a mandatory military training for all Nigerians

This, he said it is a way to promote national unity, discipline, resilience in the face of growing security and social challenges. Ihejirika made the call on Friday evening on the 50th anniversary of the Nigerian Defense Academy (NDA) regular course 18 Alumni Association in Abuja. He reflected on his first days in military service and the camaraderie built over …

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Non -professional conduct: Badawiy’s actions color Kwara United’s Fed Cup Win

The Board of Directors of the Lagos State Football Association quickly acted to face an impeccable impeccable imperfection of the finals of the 2025 Federation Cup, which took place last Saturday at Mobolaji Johnson Arena, onikan, Lagos. During the last final game between Abakaliki FC and Kwara United, it was observed that the general manager of the victorious Kwara United, …

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Nard refuses the Circular of FG on the doctors’ allowances, requires the structure of Conmessa magazine

Daud Olatunji The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (Nard) rejected the recent circular in strong terms issued by national salaries, income and wages (NSIWC) for revision of the allowances for medical and dental officials in the federal public service. The controversial circular, dated 27 June 2025, with reference number of SWC/s/s/04/S.218/III/646, was described by Nard as “hateful, absurd and a …

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Who speaks for Africa? NFL and IFAF under scrutiny about the crisis of representation in football of the Nigerian flag

As the dust is established in Nigeria’s historic double victory in the IFAF African flag soccer championship in Cairo, a pressing question now resonates throughout the continent: Who really represents African flag football and who gave them the authority to decide? Despite an electrifying performance of the Nigerian teams, which saw the male edge of Egypt 13-12 and women dominate …

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