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Cholera: High alert as Ogun confirms 25 cases

The Ogun state government has cautioned residents as it officially reported 25 cases of Cholera across seven local government areas in the state. One person,...

Infertility, Men responsible for 60 per cent causes – Expert

The high rate of male infertility has become a big worry to many health practitioners. Research findings show that more men are suffering from infertility...

FG hints on sanctions for Nigerians who refuse vaccination

The Executive Director, National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), Dr. Faisal Shuaib, disclosed on Tuesday in Abuja while briefing newsmen about COVID-19 vaccination,...

JAMB scraps general cut-off marks for admission into Nigeria’s tertiary institutions

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has cancelled the general cut-off marks for admission into Nigeria’s tertiary institutions — for the first time...

Ivory coast confirms H5N1 avian flu outbreak

Ivory Coast has identified an outbreak of the highly pathogenic H5N1 avian flu near the commercial capital Abidjan and has taken steps to curb...

13 people die of COVID-19 in Nigeria Wednesday, over 1, 000 cases recorded for first time in six months

Nigeria is in the grip of a third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and cases are on the rise. Government figures on Wednesday showed that...

COVID-19: six deaths, 357 new cases in Nigeria Tuesday

Six people died in Nigeria Tuesday from COVID-19 complications as the country witness a slight decline in daily infections from the disease. The Nigeria Centre...

COVID-19: four deaths, 584 new cases as Nigeria commence second vaccination phase

Four people died in Nigeria on Monday from COVID-19 complications as the country commence the second phase of vaccination deemed the silver bullet for...

UI Mgt orders online teaching for rest of second semester

Due to an increase in COVID-19 cases and deaths in the country, the University of Ibadan (UI) has relocated teaching and learning online for...

Nigeria invokes ‘no work, no pay’ rule, drag striking doctors to court

The government has used a "no work, no pay" provision to force around 320,000 Nigerian resident doctors to return to work two weeks after...

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