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Nigeria Commissions 10 Diagnostic Centers as National Centers of Medical Excellence

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The federal government commissioned 10 MedServe diagnostic centers across Nigeria as part of a national healthcare infrastructure program. These centers are intended to serve as national centers of medical excellence across West Africa. The government also announced plans for a major infrastructure upgrade at the University College Hospital (UCH), which is Nigeria’s first teaching hospital.

From tribuneonlineng.com

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The program utilizes the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) to deliver the facilities. The goal of the expansion is to attract patients from across West Africa. The government stated that the package included 13 completed projects, including the three cancer centers.

From tribuneonlineng.com

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