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Lagos Targets 3,000 Annual Health Graduates in ‘Brain Gain’ Strategy Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Professor Akin Abayomi
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Lagos Targets 3,000 Annual Health Graduates in ‘Brain Gain’ Strategy

Mirian Gom October 13, 2026 0
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Lagos State Government plans to increase annual admissions into health-related programmes from 500...
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Nigeria Hired 37,000 Health Workers. Why Are Doctors, Nurses Still Leaving? A crowded public hospital waiting area
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Nigeria Hired 37,000 Health Workers. Why Are Doctors, Nurses Still Leaving?

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LAGOS, Nigeria – Every day, Nigeria loses some of its most experienced doctors and nurses to hospitals...
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ABUJA, Nigeria – Efforts to curb irregular migration have intensified as the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) disclosed...
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