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Aisha Dikko, a resident of Alheri settlement who lost her limbs and fingers to leprosy ulcer.

World Leprosy Day: Inside Nigeria’s ‘neglected’ Leprosy community

January 31, 2021

According to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, over 3,500 people get infected with Leprosy every year in Nigeria.

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