Runcie C.W. Chidebe

#COVID19 is here to teach us a lesson; I hope we learn. Nigeria’s healthcare is unhealthy.But instead of fixing it, our rulers have been busy flying up & down abroad. If we survive COVID-19, we need a law to restrict all public officials from seeking medical care abroad. #Thread

FLAC commends the Honourable Minister and the Federal Government for this landmark investment in lifesaving infrastructure and remains committed to working with stakeholders at all levels to ensure no one is left behind in the fight against cancer. -FLAC 5️⃣

This milestone reflects a renewed national commitment to cancer care and aligns with the mission of First Ladies Against Cancer (FLAC) to support cancer prevention, early detection, treatment access, and survivor support for all Nigerians. 4️⃣

Each centre is equipped to provide comprehensive cancer diagnosis, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, and is expected to serve up to 2,000 cancer patients and 350,000 diagnostic clients annually. 3️⃣

The Hon. Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. @muhammadpate, led the commissioning as part of the administration’s ongoing efforts to expand access to quality cancer care across the country. 2️⃣

Well done @BelloGaladanchi

It was renovated with 3.9 million naira in 10 days.

We renovated a classroom in northern Nigeria

Governor Amuneke goes for medical treatment abroad and receives the shock of his life 😂😂😂😂😂 This is actually what nigerian politicians deserve.

FG Commissions Three World-Class Oncology Centres in Katsina, Nsukka, and Benin — A Major Leap Forward in Nigeria’s Fight Against Cancer In a historic milestone for Nigeria’s health sector, the Federal Government has commissioned three ultra-modern oncology centres in Katsina,…