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Lab Test Raises Safety Concerns Over Osinbajo’s Wife’s Fresh Orange Juice
Former Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo has raised the alarm over the use of dangerous chemicals in growing, ripening and preserving farm...
Read moreGhana Launches App to Verify Partners’ Marital Status
The Ghanaian Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection has launched 'Marrify,' a digital platform that allows members of the...
Read moreWhen a Doctor Chooses Humanity Over Money: The Dr. Olorunda Story
For many Nigerians, accessing quality healthcare is a financial burden. But for one ophthalmologist in Abeokuta, Dr. Eni Olorunda, the...
Read moreFG Targets 20,000 Annual Medical School Admissions, Unveils Six Simulation Centres to Tackle ‘Japa’ Crisis
The Federal Government has unveiled plans to establish world-class medical simulation centres across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones as it targets...
Read moreAI-Assisted Brain Surgery Saves Patient’s Sight in World First
LONDON — In a landmark medical breakthrough, neurosurgeons in London have successfully performed the world’s first brain tumour removal operation...
Read moreFOREST SHEPHERD AT 52: A TRIBUTE TO PASTOR (PROF.) KAYODE OGUNJOBI – “AMINO”
In the cathedral of towering iroko and whispering bamboo, where sunlight prays in dappled fragments on the forest floor, we...
Read moreHarare Clinic Flags High STI Surge with 40% of Patients HIV-Positive
HARARE — Public health authorities in the capital have raised red flags over an escalating wave of sexually transmitted infections...
Read moreDiphtheria Claims 50 Children in Kano Outbreak
ValidViewNetwork can report that at least 50 children have been killed and several others hospitalized in an outbreak of diphtheria...
Read moreNAFDAC Issues Final Warning to Manufacturers — ValidViewNetwork Confirms
ValidViewNetwork can exclusively report that NAFDAC has ordered manufacturers of banned alcoholic beverages in sachets and PET bottles below 200ml...
Read moreLassa Fever Kills 237 as Cases Hit 1,000, NCDC Says
NCDC's latest report puts Nigeria's 2026 Lassa fever toll at 1,000 confirmed cases and 237 deaths, with 53 healthcare workers...
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