Lagos Partners Unfpa To Tackle Cancer Cases The Guardian Nigeria News Lagos state government, yesterday, re affirmed its commitment to partner the united nations population fund (unfpa) to ensure that the state minimises cases of cancer among the people. friday, 9th. Pressreader. catalog; for you; the guardian (nigeria) lagos partners unfpa to tackle cancer cases laments low sensitisation 2022 08 09 by kehinde olatunji . lagos state government, yesterday, re affirmed its commitment to partner the united nations population fund ( unfpa) to ensure that the state minimises cases of cancer among the people.
Lagos Unfpa Partners On Cancer Control Lagos state government, yesterday, partnered with the united nations population fund (unfpa) and united nations (un) women, among others, to reduce the menace of gender based violence, even as the. • foundation stakes n4.1b to tackle disease stakeholders, yesterday, in lagos, were worried over the growing cases of prostate cancer in nigeria, insisting that drastic efforts are needed on. Lagos partners unfpa to tackle cancer. lagos state government re affirmed its commitment to partner the united nations population fund (unfpa) to ensure that the state minimises cases of cancer among residents while lamenting low sensitisation of the people. Lagos partners unfpa to tackle cancer cases | the guardian nigeria news nigeria and world news.
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