… a lack of access to substance addiction treatment and inadequate education about the hazards of drug use contribute to high rates of drug abuse among Nigerian youths.
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Poor access to health care in rural regions and low-income urban areas has increased preventable illnesses such as malaria, cholera, and TB, all of which significantly threaten public health.
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If fake news is allowed to flourish in the run-up to Nigeria’s 2023 elections, it has the potential to undermine democratic processes and jeopardise the validity of the results.
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To promote fairness for all Nigerians, political leaders must attempt to go beyond religious or ethnic divides
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According to the World Bank, Nigeria is responsible for one-tenth of all maternal mortality worldwide, with over 58,000 women dying each year as a result of pregnancy or childbirth-related issues.
Simple ways to manage burnout include developing and keeping to a regular schedule, limiting how much you work each day, and prioritising self-care.
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Health finance is a vital component of any working health system; however, the Nigerian health system is primarily reliant on out-of-pocket payments, resulting in a financially unsustainable position.
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Preparation truly is the key to nailing any job interview.
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