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Despite billions spent, over 6,500 PHCs still non-functional

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Despite billions spent, over 6,500 Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) in Nigeria remain non-functional, limiting access to basic medical services for millio Read More: https://punchng.com/despite-billions-spent-over-6500-phcs-still-non-functional/

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