32 h. ago LAWMA Official Killed As Reckless Bus Driver Hits Parked Truck In Lagos

A commercial bus and a truck were involved in an accident that left one person dead and another injured, according to the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA). According to LASEMA permanent secretary Olufemi Oke-Osanyintolu’s statement on Tuesday, the incident occurred at the Ketu bus stop about 11:59 p.m. on Monday. Oke-Osanyintolu stated that a […] The post LAWMA Official Killed As Reckless Bus Driver Hits Parked Truck In Lagos appeared first on Information Nigeria.

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4 d. ago Lagos healthcare worker arraigned for reckless driving in Bumpa co

The Lagos State Police Command has arraigned Biola Adams-Odutayo in connection with the death of Adetunji Opayele, co-founder of Bumpa. read more Lagos healthcare worker arraigned for reckless driving in Bumpa co-founder’s death

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5 d. ago NNPC, SNEPCO donate vehicles, ambulance to boost security, healthcare in Lagos

Tribune Online NNPC, SNEPCO donate vehicles, ambulance to boost security, healthcare in Lagos The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd (NNPC) and Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company Ltd (SNEPCo) have donated vehicles, including a specialised ambulance, in support of security and health services in Lagos State. The Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) received two vehicles, while an intensive care unit ambulance was given to the Federal Medical Centre, Ebute Metta. NNPC, SNEPCO donate vehicles, ambulance to boost security, healthcare in Lagos Tribune Online

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6 d. ago NGO boosts Lagos riverine communities with skills, healthcare

A non-governmental organisation, the Lagos Lagoon Climate Response Project has deepened its impact on waterside communities around the Lagos Lagoon through a series of interventions in healthcare, education, and environmental sustainability, culminating in an art exhibition at the National Museum, Lagos, from April 5 to 12. The initiative, known as Lagos Lagoon Chronicles, aims to Read More

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7 d. ago Nigerian diaspora physicians to drive healthcare reform in Lagos

The Association of Nigerian Physicians in the Americas (ANPA), the largest Black diaspora professional organisation representing over 8,000 Nigerian physicians read more Nigerian diaspora physicians to drive healthcare reform in Lagos

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7 d. ago Lagos Moves To Make Healthcare Affordable For Indigent Residents

Lagos State government, through the State Health Management Agency, on Wednesday launched a new initiative, Ilera Eko Cooperatives, under the state health scheme to make healthcare affordable for indigent residents. Ilera Eko is a Health Insurance scheme by the state government for all residents irrespective of status, class, ethnicity or sex. The permanent Secretary of […]

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8 d. ago Affordable healthcare: Lagos launches Ilera Eko Cooperatives for residents

Tribune Online Affordable healthcare: Lagos launches Ilera Eko Cooperatives for residents Zamba described the initiative as a major step by the state government to further drive health insurance uptake across Lagos and ensure that more residents are reached and educated on the benefits of enrolling in the scheme. Affordable healthcare: Lagos launches Ilera Eko Cooperatives for residents Tribune Online

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2 w. ago PSN Lagos calls for reforms in drug distribution, healthcare workforce welfare

By Doris Obinna The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN), Lagos Chapter, at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) focused on improving drug distribution enforcement and addressing the welfare of non-physician health workers in the state. Chairman, PSN Lagos, Babayemi Oyekunle, emphasised the need for urgent regulatory reforms, particularly in Open Drug Markets (ODMs), to combat the […] The post PSN Lagos calls for reforms in drug distribution, healthcare workforce welfare appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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4 w. ago Jaundice: Groups train healthcare workers, screen 9,000 newborns

Tribune Online Jaundice: Groups train healthcare workers, screen 9,000 newborns Healthcare workers in Lagos State, Nigeria, are set to be trained by medical experts to combat neonatal jaundice. Jaundice: Groups train healthcare workers, screen 9,000 newborns Tribune Online

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