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Nigeria, six others account for 90% of global cholera deaths — WHO

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The World Health Organisation says Nigeria and six other nations account for about 90% of reported cholera cases and deaths globally in 2025. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigeria-six-others-account-for-90-of-global-cholera-deaths-who/

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