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Pyrates berates Buhari over UK medical trip

Vanguard News Pyrates berates Buhari over UK medical trip On NAS The National Association of Seadogs (Pyrates Confraternity) has berated President Muhammadu Buhari over his latest trip to the United Kingdom for a routine medical check-up. The NAS Capoon, Mr Abiola Owoaje in statement he signed on behalf of the organisation entitled: “President Buhari’s Foreign Medical Trip: Symptom of a National Malady” noted that were Buhari a private he reserves the right to do as he wishes but as President of Nigeria “it is both unethical and embarrassing that the President would so publicly signal a vote of no confidence in the healthcare system of the country he presides over.”

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Pyrates: President Buhari s UK medical trip is embarrassing

Pyrates: President Buhari s UK medical trip is embarrassing
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How Buhari Failed To Improve Nigerian Hospitals In Six Years —Pyrates Confraternity

and halt medical tourism. “In the six years that he has been in office, President Buhari has abysmally failed to make hospitals in Nigeria functional to the extent that it can be entrusted to handle his health and that of other top government officials. “It is even more disappointing that the Aso Rock Clinic, the object of inexplicably huge budgetary allocations, is demonstrably incapable of meeting the demands of the most senior resident of Aso Rock Villa,” Owoaje added. While ruing how successive administrations in the country have been contributed to the parlous state of Nigeria’s health sector, he challenged Buhari to use the remaining years of his tenure to work for the improvement of healthcare delivery system.

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Government policies: indian government announces policy of 20 lack rupees for rare diseases; news and updates | दुर्मिळ आजारांसाठी सरकारचे धोरण जाहीर; काही आजारांच्या उपचारासाठी मिळेल एकरकमी 20 लाख रुपयांची मदत, बीपीएल श्रेणीची अनिवार्यताही संपुष्टात

Government policies: indian government announces policy of 20 lack rupees for rare diseases; news and updates | दुर्मिळ आजारांसाठी सरकारचे धोरण जाहीर; काही आजारांच्या उपचारासाठी मिळेल एकरकमी 20 लाख रुपयांची मदत, बीपीएल श्रेणीची अनिवार्यताही संपुष्टात
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The Messenger - Rallies in Georgia continue: restaurant and business owners demand the COVID-19 restrictions be lifted

By Veronika Malinboym MOnday, February 1 On January 30, in a continued civil unrest, owners of restaurants and other businesses joined a protest in front of an administrative building of the government of Georgia to demand the immediate lifting of the existing COVID-19 induced regulations. The protesters claimed that as a result of the existing restrictions, restaurants, hotels and winter resorts will not be able to recover from the economic crisis caused by the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Failure to allow the above mentioned sectors to open up will result in the businesses dying out eventually, the protesters claimed. Similar incentive was expressed by the head of the Association of Georgian Restaurateurs, Shota Burjanadze, who said that protest aims at showing the Georgian officials that the failure to support the businesses that are suffering the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic will hamper an entire Georgian economy. Burjanadze added that more than 250,000 people are

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