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Why over 90% of hypertension causes remain unknown –Physician

A Consultant Nephrologist at the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, Borno State, Dr. Loskurima Umar says over 90 per cent of the causes of hypertension cases are not known.

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Red cross cautions Nigerians against improper management of shock during accidents, emergencies

The Nigerian Red Cross Society has cautioned Nigerians against improper management of shock, occurring in more than 80 per cent of accidents and emergencies. According...

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FG okays new salary for graduate nurses

The National Council on Establishment has approved salary grade level 10 as the entry-level for graduate nurses.

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120 million Nigerians at risk of Neglected Tropical Diseases – FG

The Federal Government has said Nigeria is endemic to 14 of the 20 neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) listed by the World Health Organisation.

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Dozens Killed As Heavy Rains Trigger Deadly Floods Across Angola

Dozens of people have died and tens of thousands have been affected after torrential rains caused severe flooding in Angola, the BBC reports. The disaster, which began over the weekend, has overwhelmed rivers and drainage systems in multiple provinces, submerging homes, cutting off roads and disrupting infrastructure...

Nigeria Launches Mass Trial Of 500 Suspected Terrorists

Nigeria has initiated one of its largest-ever terrorism trials, with over 500 individuals accused of involvement in militant attacks appearing in court. The suspects face charges ranging from aiding and abetting terrorism to providing logistical and financial support for attacks, primarily in the country’s north-east. The mass trial...

Gambia Appoints British Barrister To Prosecute Jammeh-Era Killings

Gambia has taken a decisive step toward justice for victims of former President Yahya Jammeh’s 22-year regime by appointing British barrister Martin Hackett as the country’s first special prosecutor to handle cases of human rights abuses committed during Jammeh’s rule. Hackett will lead a newly established office tasked...