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NYSC begins free medical outreach in Abia community

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The NYSC has launched a free medical outreach in Abia, providing essential healthcare services to rural dwellers. Learn more about this vital initiative. Read More: https://punchng.com/nysc-begins-free-medical-outreach-in-abia-community/

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