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Report: Zamfara most difficult state to access primary healthcare in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Report: Zamfara most difficult state to access primary healthcare in Nigeria

Zamfara has been ranked as the most difficult state in Nigeria to access primary healthcare services.This was disclosed on Tuesday in...

CSOs set to launch report on PHC service delivery in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

CSOs set to launch report on PHC service delivery in Nigeria

The report aims at stimulating interest from critical stakeholders to improve the overall primary healthcare delivery in Nigeria.

How Ebonyi Government Abandoned, Mismanaged Multi-million Naira Teachers' Quarters Projects – Report - Vimarsana News

How Ebonyi Government Abandoned, Mismanaged Multi-million Naira Teachers' Quarters Projects – Report

The Ebonyi State government, in 2018, had budgeted N20million each for the building of teachers’ quarters in about 40 select schools across the state.

Jonathan, Fayemi, others honoured at 10th anniversary of Freedom of Information Act - Vimarsana News

Jonathan, Fayemi, others honoured at 10th anniversary of Freedom of Information Act

Mr Jonathan was conferred with special recognition for his “bold and patriotic” act in signing into law the Freedom of Information Bill.

Adamawa Community Demands Probe Of Governor Fintiri's Friend Over Abandoned N180Million Hospital Project - Vimarsana News

Adamawa Community Demands Probe Of Governor Fintiri's Friend Over Abandoned N180Million Hospital Project

Unipopular Nigeria Limited, a company owned by Adamu Kamale, a friend of Governor Ahmadu Fintiri has allegedly abandoned the construction of a cottage hospital after being paid N180 million for the project.