Children of Paiko community in Gwagwalada Area Council of Federal Capital Territory-FCTA the Nigerian capital city are learning on a bare floor because the government could not provide chairs for them to sit and learn. On a visit to the LEA Primary School Paiko, one sees a good number of children sitting on the bare …
Children of the Dobi community at Gwagwalada Area Council of Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city are learning under the rain as their classroom roof has been removed by a wind storm, making rain pour on them during classes. On a visit to the LEA Primary School which has an estimated 400 pupils, children were seen learning …
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“It is difficult to think FCT-Abuja residents that live less than 3 kilometres to Presidential Villa will suffer these kinds of poverty and inequality that come with multiple levels of deprivation”, residents say Residents of the Mpape community area of Abuja which is less than 3 kilometres away from Presidential Villa, Nigeria’s seat of power, …
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Apomu-Lona community residents in Akure South Local Government Area of Ondo State have continued to recount the suffering they go through in search of healthcare delivery as a Healthcare Centre in their area has become deplorable. The Apomu-Lona Community Healthcare Centre, a huge number of residents rely on their medical care has only two beds, …
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Tungan Gari community residents in Kontagora Local Government of Nigeria state are lamenting the deplorable condition of a Healthcare Centre they rely on for healthcare delivery. Nigeria Health Watch, which first exposed the deplorable condition of the Tungan Gari community Healthcare Centre that has made it unable to provide healthcare delivery to the inhabitants, says …
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Residents of the Dagiri community in Gwagwalada Area Council of Abuja, are lamenting over poor healthcare conditions. The Dagiri Comprehensive Primary Health Center which is meant to serve an estimated 5,000 population has no staff, a situation that makes it impossible for it to deliver healthcare to the people. Tracka, a public accountability organization that …
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Pregnant women in the Tabanni community at Wagara ward, Tofa Local Government Area of Kano state trek over three kilometres to other communities in search of healthcare delivery as a healthcare centre in their area has since become deplorable and collapsed. The Tabanni Kano community health centre which serves an estimated 10,000 population has no …
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Dutse Alhaji-Zone 7 and Dawaki residents in Bwari Area Council of Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city are lamenting over a deplorable road which they say is having a huge negative impact on their lives and businesses. From Dutse Alhaji Primary School located about one and a half kilometres from the First Gate-Bwari Express road to Dawaki, …
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Latatar community residents in Shongom Local Government Area of Gombe state continue to suffer a lack of healthcare delivery as a Health Centre they rely on their healthcare delivery has become deplorable and collapsed. The Latatar Community Health Centre which serves an estimated 8000 population and 10 communities continues to be in this deplorable condition …
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Federal Capital Territory (FCT) residents have continued to accuse the government of nothing doing nothing to tackle the rise in urban poverty. This situation they say is responsible for the rise in crime, pointing out that many young persons who have nothing to do resort to crime as a means of survival. On a visit …
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