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NYSC CONFIRMS LOW-KEY POP FOR BATCH C STREAM II, SCHEDULES...

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The Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) has appointed Chief Superintendent of Corrections Ms Jane Osuji as its first-ever female national spokesperson,...

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ONDO STATE JOINS GLOBAL 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM, LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN...

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The Ondo State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development has announced its full participation in the global 16 Days...

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As cases of diabetes surge and treatment costs rise in Nigeria, experts warn that without strong policies, local insulin production...

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EPISODE 9: UNDERSTANDING CAUSES, RISK FACTORS OF DIABETES & LIFESTYLE...

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EPISODE 8:THE RISING COST OF DIABETES IN NIGERIA | WHY...

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Insulin is expensive— but amputation is costlier. With rising drug prices, many diabetic patients are struggling to continue treatment. Insulin—...

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EPISODE 7: FOOT CARE FOR DIABETICS | HOW TO PREVENT...

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For diabetic patients, the feet are the battlefield. One mistake can cost everything. Experts stress that foot care is one...

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EPISODE 6: EARLY SYMPTOMS OF DIABETES NIGERIANS IGNORE | MEDICAL...

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Before diabetes strikes, the body whispers. Most people ignore the sound. Early symptoms of diabetes often appear subtle and are...

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EPISODE 5: TYPES OF DIABETES EXPLAINED | WHO, MEDICAL EXPERT...

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Three diseases with one name— do you know which one could be in your family? The 2025 World Diabetes Day...

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EPISODE 4: HOW DIABETES DESTROYS THE BODY SILENTLY

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If diabetes were visible, people would run from it. But it destroys quietly. Medical experts warn that diabetes is not...

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