INVIVO unveils strategy to reach 2.5m yearly with free health services

The spate of drug abuse, poor diagnosis and lack of access to quality healthcare among Nigerians leave much to be desired. Today, it is no longer news that most Nigerian youths...

Wole Oyebade

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