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Ogun Offers Free Lead Tests for Ogijo Residents

Ogun State Government begins free lead poisoning testing for Ogijo residents following shutdown of battery recycling plants. Testing starts Monday at Ogijo Primary Health Centre.

WHO calls for renewed HIV commitment in Africa

WHO urges African leaders to safeguard HIV progress as funding disruptions threaten decades of gains. New tools like Lenacapavir offer hope for transforming prevention efforts across the continent.

Lagos: 160,000 Residents Living With HIV

Lagos State reveals 160,000 residents are living with HIV, with 147,466 receiving treatment. Health officials provide update during World AIDS Day briefing.

FCTA Provides Free HIV Testing for World AIDS Day

Federal Capital Territory Administration announces free HIV counseling and testing for World AIDS Day 2025. Symposium scheduled for December 2 in Abuja with theme 'Overcoming Disruption'.

Condom Distribution Falls 55% in Nigeria

UNAIDS reports a 55% drop in condom distribution in Nigeria, threatening HIV progress. Funding cuts and human rights issues are blamed. Urgent action is needed to prevent millions of new infections.

Ogun Govt Commits to Fixing Ota Roads After Protest

Ogun State Government has reaffirmed commitment to rehabilitating major roads in Ota following NBA protest. Government warns against political blackmailers while revealing HIV/AIDS progress.

Health Ministry Debunks False 86% HIV Claim in PH

Federal Ministry of Health dismisses viral 86% HIV prevalence report for Port Harcourt as false. Officials confirm no Nigerian state has rates near this figure. Get verified data from official sources.

Mum Finds Son's Body in Museum Exhibition

A heartbroken mother claims she discovered her deceased son's body displayed in Las Vegas museum. Kim Erick demands DNA tests after recognizing distinctive features on preserved corpse.

National Assembly Advances Sickle Cell Disease Bill

Senator Sunday Marshall Katung sponsors crucial bill to address Nigeria's sickle cell crisis. The legislation aims to establish treatment centers and promote local drug production to save lives.

Diabetes Crisis in Nigeria: Millions Undiagnosed

As Nigeria marks World Diabetes Day, millions remain undiagnosed. Discover how local innovation and awareness can combat this silent epidemic. Take action for your health today!

House of Reps Urges Suspension of 2026 WAEC CBT

Nigerian lawmakers demand suspension of WAEC's computer-based testing for 2026 WASSCE, citing inadequate infrastructure in schools that could lead to mass student failure. Read full details.

Yobe vows justice for 4-year-old rape victim

Yobe State Government promises swift justice for 4-year-old girl sexually assaulted by HIV-positive man. Police arrest suspect as commissioner demands full legal action.

Lagos enlists clerics to fight HIV stigma

Lagos State launches innovative partnership with clerics to eliminate stigma against PLHIV, promoting inclusive communities and improved health outcomes through religious leadership.

Putin Orders Nuclear Test Plans After Trump Remarks

In a dramatic escalation of tensions, Vladimir Putin has ordered preparations to restart nuclear testing in direct response to Donald Trump's recent statements, raising global security concerns.

Zimbabwean Prophet Who Claimed HIV Cure Arrested

Controversial Zimbabwean prophet, Isaiah Shingai, previously known for claiming to cure HIV/AIDS, has been arrested on serious charges including r3pe and fraud. The self-proclaimed man of God's dramatic fall from grace has left his followers in shock.

Trump Orders Nuclear Testing Resumption After 33 Years

Former President Donald Trump has reportedly ordered the resumption of nuclear weapons testing after a 33-year pause, potentially reshaping global security dynamics and triggering international concerns.

Trump Ends 33-Year Nuclear Testing Ban

Former President Donald Trump has reportedly ordered the resumption of nuclear weapons testing after a 33-year pause, raising concerns about global security and international relations.

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