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Honourable Minister of State @Fmohnigeria, @DrMamora has announced the ongoing process to assess and provide accreditation for private medical facilities to manage #COVID19 cases
The Federal Ministry of Health is working with relevant institutions to expedite this process
NEW REPORT: Despite a late arrival, the #COVID19 outbreak will have serious health, economic & social shocks in #Africa. What can governments do to mitigate these shocks? Find out now in the latest issue of #AfricasPulse report: https://t.co/knJbYS9iTZ
For the first time since the lockdown,I went home to pick somethings.I waited in the compound where my pack was handed over to me. No hugs🤗,no touching.On leaving they fumigated where I stood and everything I touched.I am a frontline man.Almighty God bring back the good days🙏🏿🙏🏿
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Short Documentary showing the realities of teenagers who sleep on the streets of Lagos.
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Lagos they say is where dreams come true but this doesn't seem like the case for 3 teenagers who left their homes to pursue that dream as they soon realize its not smooth sailing
If dreams come true, we've got to know it's not just a year or two. It has to be constant struggles if you have no rich folks or a godfather. Not in anyway saying its right for those kids to be on the street. Hope they get the needed help
A drug called nyaope is destroying young lives in South Africa’s townships. For #BBCAfricaEye, crime reporter Golden Mtika finds an old family friend, Jesus, addicted to nyaope and scavenging in an open sewer. Will Jesus be able to get clean?
Full doc: https://t.co/A1cjtxKlC4
''All I will say to those whom we hurt: Please forgive us."
Mohamed was forced to join Boko Haram as a child but surrendered to the Nigerian government in 2017. Now, he's trying to re-enter society with a new outlook and new skills.