NIGERIA NOT COLLAPSING, FG INSISTS. (PHOTO

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 The Federal Government on Wednesday rejected claims that Nigeria is on the brink of collapse, insisting that the country is making steady progress in tackling its security and economic challenges. The position comes in response to recent warnings by a coalition of civil society organisations, which described the nation as facing worsening insecurity, economic hardship, and governance concerns. Speaking in Abuja at the 81st General Assembly and 23rd Annual General Meeting of the Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria, the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, dismissed what he described as pessimistic narratives about the nation’s future. “I want to unequivocally refute the insinuation that Nigeria is on the brink,” Idris said in a statement signed by his media aide Rabiu Ibrahim. He maintained that the country is demonstrating resilience in the face of its difficulties. “On the contrary, we are daily exhibiting resilience and tackling our security and eco...

THE ONLY RADIO THERAPY MACHINE IN UGANDA,BROKE DOWN BEYOND REPAIR,LIVING THOUSANDS OF CANCER PATIENTS STRANDED.

                   Treatment of 33,000 cancer patients in Uganda delayed as the country's only radio therapy machine breaks down and is beyond repair.Thousands of patients remain stranded as they are directed to seek the treatment in neighbour Kenya or go abroad for treatment.The hospital gets over 44,000 new referrals annually from Uganda,Rwanda,Burundi and South Sudan according to the hosital unit's spokesperson Christine Namulindwa,while speaking to BBC.Mulago Hospital in Kampala seeks 1.8 million dollars to buy a new one.One more photo below.                                                                              

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