Brain Drain: Nigeria’s National Hospital loses 17% of workforce
“The migration of healthcare professionals from Nigeria to other countries has reached alarming levels."
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“The migration of healthcare professionals from Nigeria to other countries has reached alarming levels."
Only Lagos and Anambra have domesticated the Compulsory Treatment and Care for Victims of Gunshots Act
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A PREMIUM TIMES' reporter visits and documents her observations.
A study in Nigeria indicates that the average waiting time for patients is six hours.
The directive is contained in a circular dated Sept. 5.
Cancer is a leading cause of death in Nigeria.