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GHC mobilises Nigerian students for anti-malaria competition

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

As part of efforts to eradicate malaria and promote a healthier future for Nigerians, the Geneith Health Competition (GHC) has launched a nationwide campaign aimed at engaging secondary school and tertiary institution students in the fight against the disease. The

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