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Lagos residents lament poor drainage system - Vimarsana News

Lagos residents lament poor drainage system

Residents of Idi Araba, in the Mushin area of Lagos state, have lamented the poor state of the drainage system in their neighbourhood

20,000 fresh spine surgeons needed as brain drain weakens sector - Vimarsana News

20,000 fresh spine surgeons needed as brain drain weakens sector

The Nigerian Spine Society (NSS) has submitted that brain drain is affecting spine care in the country, adding that no fewer than 20,000 fresh surgeons are needed to cater for the population. Besides, between 10 and 15 million Nigerians currently need care now and in the next couple of years. President of the society, Dr. Omotayo Ojo, […]

'15m Nigerians require spine care' - Vimarsana News

'15m Nigerians require spine care'

  The Nigerian Spine Society (NSS) has said that between 10 and 15million Nigerians require spine care now and in the next few years. The president of the society, Dr Omotayo Ojo, made the disclosure yesterday in Abuja during a cocktail party ahead of the NSS annual conference. The theme of the conference is, ‘Advancing…

LUTH denies allegation of late doctor working 72-hour call duty - Vimarsana News

LUTH denies allegation of late doctor working 72-hour call duty

The management of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba, has denied allegations that one of its house officers, Dr Michael Umoh, died after a 72-hour call. | Pulse Nigeria

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LUTH denies late doctor worked 72 hours - Vimarsana News

LUTH denies late doctor worked 72 hours

The management of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba, has denied allegations that one of its house officers, Dr Michael Umoh