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NMA Raises Alarm Over Doctors Shortage In Kaduna

The Nigerian Medical Association has raised concerns over the shortage of medical doctors in Kaduna State. Residents in the state are affected by this shortage.

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The NMA is calling for improved working conditions and salary harmonisation to encourage doctors to remain in public hospitals. Has healthcare become harder to access where you live?

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