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Northern Nigeria: Yobe, Kaduna, Jigawa Lead in Child Mortality
Babaji Usman
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June 3, 2025
Yobe and Kaduna are the top states in northern Nigeria with the highest rate of under-five child mortality, data...
FG, Kebbi Join Forces Against Maternal, Infant MortalityÂ
Agency Report
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November 10, 2024
The Federal Ministry of Health has urged Kebbi Government to key into the National Emergency Medical Services and Ambulance...
Maternal Mortality: FG to Provide Free CS for Pregnant Women
admin
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November 7, 2024
The federal government has announced that it will provide Cesarean sections (CS) free of charge to pregnant women in...
NGO Trains 100 Change Agents to Curb Mortality, Malnutrition in Kebbi
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August 9, 2024
A non governmental organisation (NGO), Society for Women Development in Nigeria (SWODEN), has trained 100 male motivators in Kebbi...
The death of death: Scientists discover how humans can avoid aging and dying
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January 3, 2020
Two genetic engineers said that dying would become ‘optional’ within just 27 years and that the ageing process...
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