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NGOs Advocate Special Care, Support for Organ Donors

The Clarion Call Care Group and the Nisa Medical Group, have called for more care and support for organ donors across the country.

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WMA President Urges Humane, Patient-Centred Medical Practice

The President of the World Medical Association, Dr. Osahon Enabulele, has called for a more humanised approach to the healthcare value chain in the patient care process.

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Bottling Drinks in Used Plastic Unsafe – Experts

Medical and food safety professionals have kicked against the practice of bottling locally made drinks in used plastic bottles, noting that it is unsafe...

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Strike: NARD Tells Doctors to Resume Today

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors has directed its members to resume work today (Monday), May 22, at 8 am following a five-day nationwide warning strike embarked upon by its members.

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One Year of Renewed Hope: Nelfund Celebrates Landmark Progress In Expanding Access To Higher Education

The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) proudly marks one year since the launch of its groundbreaking student loan portal on May 24, 2024. This milestone reflects a bold commitment by the Federal Government to empower Nigerian students by removing financial barriers to higher education. In a statement, Nelfund said...

Revise TETFund Act, Scholars Task FG.

A fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Science,Professor Babatunde Rabiu,has called on the Federal Government to revise the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) Act to enable Nigerian institutions host international scholars through structured academic exchange programmes. Prof. Rabiu, while delivering a public lecture at the Academy’s 2025 Induction...

Student Loan: UNIPORT V.C Attributes Loan Participation Of Students To Cultural Resistance

The Vice Chancellor, University of Port Harcourt, Prof.Owunari Georgewill, has attributed the low participation of students in the Nigerian student loan programme to deep-rooted cultural resistance in the South-South and South-East regions. Prof. Georgewill who disclosed this in Port Harcourt during a Strategic Engagement and Sensitization Campaign of...