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North-West states to shut down unlicensed private health schools
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North-West states to shut down unlicensed private health schools

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
The seven North-West states have vowed to shut down any private health training institution operating without full compliance with the requirements prescribed by law, in a fresh push to safeguard public health and flush out quacks from the region’s health sector. The pledge was made by the Chairman of the Northwestern States Commissioners of Health Read More: https://punchng.com/north-west-states-to-shut-down-unlicensed-private-health-schools/

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