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Polio can return in 10 years if vaccination stops — Rotary President, Babalola
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Polio can return in 10 years if vaccination stops — Rotary President, Babalola

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read
Rotary President Yinka Babalola warns polio could return in a decade if vaccination efforts cease. Learn about Rotary’s fight against polio and global heal Read More: https://punchng.com/polio-can-return-in-10-years-if-vaccination-stops-rotary-president-babalola/

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