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HMO Controversy: What Nigerians, hospitals need to know about health insurance

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Pelumi Akinboade, Senior Executive Officer and Insurance Nurse

An online debate over Health Maintenance Organisations (HMOs) has exposed tensions and misconceptions among Nigerians, healthcare providers and insurers.

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