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Medical tourism: Nigeria’s untapped goldmine By ETIM ETIM

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By Etim Etim
| thenewsguru.ng
According to the Nigerian Investment Promotion Council (NIPC) and estimates from the WHO, Nigerians spend between a billion dollars and $2 billion (between N1.35 trillion and N2.7 trillion) to seek medical treatment in foreign countries. Data from the CBN indicates that official foreign exchange outbound allocations for medical-related travels rose to $684.72 million in 2024, an increase from $643.15 million from the previous year.
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Remembering Emily Aig-Imoukhuede five years after By ETIM ETIM

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By Etim Etim
| thenewsguru.ng
Monday June 8, marked the fifth anniversary of the passing of Pastor Emily Aig-Imoukhuede, former Minister and former President of the Nigerian Council of Women Societies (NCWS), and to honour her memory and celebrate her life, the children have established a memorial lecture. The theme for the inaugural lecture was Leadership and Service to God, Nation and Humanity, and the lecturer was no other person than Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah, one of the most cerebral Africans of the 21st century.
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Chibok Girls and Ogbomosho Students: A Tale of Two Abductions

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By Etim Etim
| Prime Business Africa
The brazenness of the crime, its rarity and the sheer number of the victims, and the fact that they were schoolgirls, caused an international outrage and a global anger that quickly morphed into a movement tagged #Bring Back our Girls. It was supported by activists of different hues and colours; politicians of different stripes, world leaders like Gordon Brown and then US First Lady Michelle Obama.
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