Quick money syndrome, corruption, others fuelling illegal organ harvesting, say experts

With recent reports of illegal organ harvesting in the country, many Nigerians are concerned about the ugly development and are exploring measures to prevent such activities in Nigerian hospitals, both private and public.

Paul Adunwoke

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