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Kwara: When healthcare stops being a promise, By Hassan Olayinka

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Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara State

Every community has a hospital that tells a story. Some tell stories of neglect, where broken equipment gathered dust, overstretched health workers struggled with limited resources, and patients travelled long distances in search of quality care. Others tell stories of hope, where government investment restores confidence in public healthcare and brings life-saving services closer to […]

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