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Cancer Patients Fight For Breath, Hold Onto Hope Amid Tinubu’s Promises

When 47-year-old Folake Adeoye first felt a lump in her breast, she was too afraid to tell anyone. “I was diagnosed with breast cancer two...

Last Miles: Can Tinubu’s Reforms Reach Forgotten Villages?

On a dusty patch of land tucked behind cassava farms in Kiyi village, a mother cradled her newborn daughter. The baby was delivered at...

Repaired Not Broken: Nigeria’s Fistula Fighters Reclaiming Dignity

Behind every scar lies a story of pain, resilience and ultimately, triumph. For thousands of Nigerian women battling obstetric fistula (a devastating childbirth injury...

Misdiagnosis Drives Nigeria’s Fever, AMR Crises

Mrs. Grace Ameh lives in Eyyan, a community in the Kwali area council of the Federal Capital Territory. Each time her five-year-old daughter develops...

‘Take Exactly As Prescribed’: Why Many Nigerians Get It Wrong With Antibiotics 

For Mrs. Grace Ugwu, a 42-year-old mother from the Gajiri community along the Abuja-Kaduna Expressway in Suleja LGA, Niger State, antibiotics were like painkillers – she...
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