Southeast Leaders Causing Sit-at-home in the Region – Opara

Barrister Maxwell Opara is a prominent Nigerian lawyer known for his eloquence, courage and punchy truths. In a visit to Africa Health Report (AHR) Corporate Head Office in Abuja recently, he spoke on USAID’s withdrawal of funding to Nigeria and other African countries, the lingering sit-at-home in the Southeast, ex-President Ibrahim Babangida’s controversial book, and…

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Governors Acted on Their Own, the Qur’an or Hadith Does Not Justify Closure of Schools for Ramadan – Dr Ashiru

As the debate and controversy over the closure of schools in some northern states of Nigeria continue, An Islamic Studies scholar, lecturer and the Chief Librarian of the Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti, Mufutahu Ashiru, Ph.D,  provides deeper insight into the issue in this exclusive interview with Africa Health Report Southwest correspondent, Korede Abdullah.   Excerpts: AHR:…

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Why People Slump, Die During Exercise, …”Workouts Can Be Risky, Lead to Sudden Death”

In recent times, there has been a concerning rise in reports of people collapsing while exercising, with some cases leading to death. This has raised serious questions about what causes these sudden collapses and how they can be prevented. To gain insight into the issue, Africa Health Report, AHR, reporter, Sultan Rabiu spoke with Danladi…

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“There is No Room for Kwankwaso in APC” – Kano APC Publicity Bigwig, Aruwa

Amid swirling speculation of a possible defection by former Kano state governor and NNPP leader, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, to the All Progressives Congress (APC), a key party figure in Kano has dismissed the speculation. The Public Relations Officer of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Kano State Chapter, Hon. Ahmed S. Aruwa spoke with Hussaini Kafi of Africa…

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“If There Is No Mental Health, There Is No Physical Health” – Dr Tariah

Mental health has long been overlooked in Nigeria’s healthcare discussions, with conditions like personality disorders often going unnoticed and unaddressed. Despite their prevalence, a lack of awareness leaves many struggling in silence, unaware of what they are experiencing or how to seek help. Unfortunately, those suffering from personality disorders in Nigeria are often tagged as…

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