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Friday Amobi, Port Harcourt These are not the best of times for medical personnel not only in Nigeria but all over the world especially in countries where the global pandemic of Coronavirus is still raging. In some countries they have continued to live in denials Read More …
Ada Wodu The Nigerian Medical Association, Cross River State branch, has described as alarming the decision of the state government to begin a trial resumption of schools amid the COVID-19 pandemic, fearing pupils could contract the virus. The association issued the warning on Saturday in Read More …
The Kano State Chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has announced that 34 doctors have tested positive for coronavirus. On Tuesday, Dr. Sanusi Bala, chairman of the association, told NAN that one of the confirmed cases has died. Bala disclosed that many of the Read More …
Chioma Obinna As the world marks this year’s World Day for Safety and Health at Work, the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA has said that a total of 264 doctors have been exposed to COVID-19 situations out of which 20 actually contracted the infection, and two Read More …
The Nigerian Medical Association in Cross River State has said the state has only 33 doctors in the civil service. The state chairman of NMA, Dr Agam Ayuk and the Secretary, Dr Ezoke Epoke, said this in a statement on Wednesday in Calabar. Ayuk also Read More …
THE Federal Capital Territory, FCT branch of the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, has urged the federal government to allow other laboratories test for coronavirus. The organisation also said there was the urgent need for the government to decentralize testing and turn around time for tests Read More …