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ICPC, Health Ministry unite to combat corruption in primary healthcare

July 18, 2024•

Tribune Online
ICPC, Health Ministry unite to combat corruption in primary healthcare

The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), the Federal Ministry of Health and other critical stakeholders in the health sector converged in Abuja on Thursday to proffer solutions to the high level of corruption within the health sector. At the one-day conference tagged: “Corruption-Free Primary Health Care Delivery for All” held at […]

ICPC, Health Ministry unite to combat corruption in primary healthcare
Tribune Online

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