Chinyere Okoroafor

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Revamped PHCs easing hospital pressure — Fidson boss

…says drug supply better managed, seeks improved pharmacy training The incoming Managing Director of Fidson Healthcare Plc, Mr. Biola Adebayo, has said the ongoing revitalisation of Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) across the country is easing the burden on general and teaching hospitals while improving access to affordable medicines. Speaking in an interview, Adebayo commended the…

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Nigeria must act now on climate or risk deeper debt – IMF

…calls for urgent climate adaptation, fiscal reforms The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised alarm that climate-related shocks could worsen Nigeria’s already fragile economic stability and deepen its debt crisis if not urgently addressed. In its 2025 Article IV Consultation Report, published on its official website, the Fund warned that extreme weather events pose a…

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Big industry pressure weakens UN draft on NCDs, mental health

Efforts to strengthen the global response to noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and mental health may be derailed as powerful lobbying from industries such as tobacco, alcohol, junk food, and fossil fuels threatens to weaken a key United Nations political document, civil society groups have warned. The final draft of the United Nations Political Declaration on Noncommunicable…

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Malnutrition crisis: Over 600 children die in six months, MSF cries out

No fewer than 652 severely malnourished children have died in northern Nigeria in the last six months due to what health experts have described as a deepening nutrition crisis worsened by dwindling international aid and escalating insecurity. Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières, MSF), an international medical charity, raised the alarm on Friday, warning that…

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