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Road to winning war against drug abuse in Nigeria
By Ibironke Ariyo Drug and alcohol abuse, trafficking, and related criminal activities remain serious problems which affect the lives of…
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Commission lauds remarkable achievements at Calabar port
The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC), has lauded the remarkable achievements of Calabar Port irrespective the inherent challenges it has…
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How Gunmen kidnapped PDP chairman in Edo – Driver
Gunmen kidnapped the Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Edo, Mr Tony Aziegbemi on Friday. The News Agency…
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Weekly report: Transcorp, GTCO, Access sustain equity market’s upward trend
Trading in the top three equities namely: Transnational Corporation (Transcorp), Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO) and Access Holdings contributed significantly…
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Cancer Day: FG, NNPCL Foundation collaborate on free screening of Nigerians
As part of activities to mark World Cancer Day 2024, the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has collaborated with…
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UN says cancer rates to increase to 77 % by 2050, gives reasons
Global cancer cases are expected to rise around 77 per cent by the middle of the century, UN health authorities…
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Oncologist warns, use of contraceptive pills causes breast cancer
Dr Temitope Olatunji-Agunbiade, a Consultant Radiation and Clinical Oncologist, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, has cautioned women against using contraceptive…
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Pele being treated for COVID-19 along with cancer – Daughter
Legendary Brazilian footballer, Pele, had COVID-19 and a heart rate below normal before being hospitalised last Tuesday, his daughter, Kely…
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Health Insurance: “Include cancer treatment”, stakeholders urge FG
Stakeholders on Saturday urged the Federal Government to include cancer treatment under the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) to reduce…
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5 bacteria linked to aggressive prostate cancer, study reveals
A new study has identified five types of bacteria that are linked to aggressive prostate cancer. Researchers said the bacteria…
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