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Working to improve Health Outcomes for the 'Millions' by hacking #health information & dialogues via carefully curated #Books & Creative #Reading interventions

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Your #Health is your Wealth.

Know this and work hard to get information to sustain it.

Happy Weekend!

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Please, Read. Think. Donate...!!!

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Absolutely!

Such investment should NEVER be a cost!

So, Read. Think. Invest NOW!

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[Read Think Health Africa @ReadThinkHealth]

Access to healthCare saves life and delivers a hopeful future.

As citizen and concerned stakeholders, We need to do more to facilitate health services Maternal Causes and seeks ways to mitigate risks occassioned by funding cuts.

Happy #WorldHealthDay again to everyone who cares

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

Too many women and newborns are dying—especially in poverty-stricken areas, conflict zones, and fragile settings.

This grim reality needs to change.

Pregnant women and babies need reliable access to routine services and checks as well as round-the-clock urgent careToo many women and newborns are dying—especially in poverty-stricken areas, conflict zones, and fragile settings.

This grim reality needs to change.

Pregnant women and babies need reliable access to routine services and checks as well as round-the-clock urgent careToo many women and newborns are dying—especially in poverty-stricken areas, conflict zones, and fragile settings.

This grim reality needs to change.

Pregnant women and babies need reliable access to routine services and checks as well as round-the-clock urgent careToo many women and newborns are dying—especially in poverty-stricken areas, conflict zones, and fragile settings.

This grim reality needs to change.

Pregnant women and babies need reliable access to routine services and checks as well as round-the-clock urgent care.

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Today is April 7th, 2025.

Happy #WorldHealthDay everyone!

Together, let's make this one healthy beginning that guarantees a hopeful future for us all!

#worldhealthday2025
#WHD2025

[World Health Organization South-East Asia @WHOSEARO]

It's #WorldHealthDay! 🥳

This year's theme 'Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures' encourages conversations around maternal and newborn health.

Regional Director @drSaimaWazed calls on the global 🌏 community to recommit to the health of mothers, children and future generations, because the health of #mothers 👩🏾 and their #newborns 👶🏾 is vital not just for our communities today, but for all who will come after us.

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#HealthyBeginnings #HopefulFutures #HealthForAll #WHO

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Read. Think. Donate Now!

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[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

Funding cuts are threatening global health progress, including maternal & newborn care.

WHO faces unprecedented financial challenges — but we can rise as one!

Donate to the #OneWorldMovement: https://t.co/B4mJ2B0hd2

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Do you know that tomorrow April 7th, 2025 is #WorldHealthDay 2025?

Well, happy #WorldHealthDay2025 to everyone who cares.

Remember, with healthCare,
you've got all reasons to care!

#WHD2025
#WHD25

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[EFCC Nigeria @officialEFCC]

EFCC PRESS RELEASE

Uphold Anti-money Laundering Regulations, Olukoyede Charges DNFBPs

The Executive Chairman of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,  Ola Olukoyede has charged Designated Non Financial Business and Professions, DNFBPs to adhere strictly to the provisions of the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act 2022 in the discharge of their duties.

He gave the charge at one-day Anti-money Laundering sensitization workshop for DNFBPs, organised on Thursday March 6, 2025 in Benin City by the Special Control Unit against Money Laundering,  SCUML with the theme: “From Awareness to Action: Mobilising DNFBPs for Compliance.”

The EFCC boss who spoke through the Acting Zonal Director,  ACE I Effa Okim stated that one of the aims of the workshop was to broaden understanding on compliance as non-compliance with AML/CFT regulations had serious economic consequences for the nation. He noted that the Commission valued the participation of DNFBPs in the workshop as their businesses and professions were pivotal to the growth of the economy. "As DNFBPs, you play a critical role in the growth of the economy.  We are not here to stifle you businesses. All we want is that you operate within the rules and regulations as well as report suspicion transactions," he said.

In his remarks, the Director of SCUML, who was represented by Pascal Samu, a Deputy Commander of the EFCC noted that it was important that stakeholders came together to tackle the menace of money laundering and terrorism financing. "The fight against money laundering and terrorism financing is a global challenge that requires our collective efforts. DNFBPs are at the risk of being used as conduit pipes through which illicit funds enter the legitimate economy. Therefore, it is important that we prepare ourselves to effectively identify the danger of these financial crimes," he said.

Speaking further, he disclosed that the workshop was aimed at equipping DNFBPs with the right knowledge to contribute their quota in tackling money laundering. "Our outreach programme is aimed at providing information concerning Know-Your-Customer,  KYC, and Customers Due Diligence, CDD, measures including Politically Exposed Persons and the importance of compliance. We believe that with the right tools we can sufficiently reduce the risk within our system," he said.

In his paper titled, "Application of KYC/CDD measures, PEP Reporting to prevent ML/TF risk for DNFBPs", DCE Samu emphasised the importance of knowing your customers and carrying out due diligence by DNFBPs in order to guide against unwholesome practices. According to him, "The more an organisation knows about its customers/clients, the greater the chances of preventing money laundering. In some cases the simplified KYC/CDD is sufficient. In other cases, further KYC/CDD is required and could be extensive."

ACEII Morris Keiriama, Compliance and Enforcement Officer with SCUML in his paper, titled: "Implementation of Administrative Sanctions Regime for DNFBPs,” listed fines, suspension, revocation/withdrawal of licence and warning letter as administrative sanctions that can be imposed on DNFBPs for non-compliance with regulatory authorities. Keiriama who also presented a paper on "Identifying and Reporting Suspicious Transaction Reports" urged DNFBPs to be vigilant in identifying suspicious transactions and ensure reporting of the same to relevant government agencies. "Suspicious transactions are financial transactions that you have reasonable grounds to suspect are related to the commission of a money laundering,  counter-terrorism or counter-proliferation of offence,” he said.

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Happy #WorldObesityDay !

Read. Think. Healthcare

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LUTH has a terrible reputation for its many failings.

Our healthCare System has generally been in crisis for a while in this country.

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[Women-4-Peace Nigeria @Women4PeaceNG]

Access to Universal Health Coverage should be non-negotiable to all.

So, Read. Think. Universal Health!

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[Read Think Health Africa @ReadThinkHealth]

@FirstDoctor Wish more people will read books, article or more published body of work/ literature about health to educate & inform them about salient health issues that can improve the health outcomes for the average Nigerian.

Wish more folks can Read. Think. Health.

Yes, @ReadThinkHealth .

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This National Sickle Cell Awareness Month, do kind lend your voices to champion the cause.

Read. Think. Sickle Cell.

Read. Think. Health.

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Thanks for the enlightenment!

Read. Think. Wake Up. Nigeria

Read. Think. Health!

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This #WorldCleanAirDay is about investing in #clearAir.

Nigeria need to step up actions to fight air pollution & pollutants across the country.

The fight against air pollution is a fight 4 our environment & health too.

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Take charge of your health!

Health is Wealth.

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