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One of the most infuriating things about
politics is the effort expended by politicians, pundits and partisans to hide
very simple premises under layers and layers of self-serving bull crap...
One cannot help but wonder when the Nigerian government will begin to reform its healthcare. This is against the backdrop that Nigeria does not seem to have a clear, concrete and comprehensive health policy...
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