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Optimus Bank launches blood drive to support healthcare

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Optimus Bank has launched a blood drive in Lagos to support critical healthcare needs and help address Nigeria’s significant blood supply gap. Read More: https://punchng.com/optimus-bank-launches-blood-drive-to-support-healthcare/

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