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By Nigeria Health Watch | November 5, 2010

24 Hours to Nigeria: Partnership for Health II

Dear Friends,  You will have noticed that things have been a bit slow on the blog lately. We have been busy putting together a conference Nigeria: Partnership for Health II.  In organising this with colleagues in the Public Health Foundation of Nigeria – two things have made quite an impression.  Firstly is the incredible power of […]

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Cry my beloved Nigeria

By Nigeria Health Watch | October 1, 2010

I cannot forget reading the epic “Cry the beloved country” in my early teens, and the impact it had on my life. This novel by Alan Paton is the deeply moving story of characters in apartheid South Africa, set against the background of a land and a people ravaged by racial injustice, of unfulfilled dreams, […]

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Conference announcement – Nigeria: Partnership for Health II

By Nigeria Health Watch | August 30, 2010

Since the very successful first Nigeria: Partnership for Health Conference in 2008, we have received several enquiries about when the next conference will take place. It is our pleasure to invite you to the next  Nigeria: Partnership for Health II Conference in London on November 6th 2010 We have another fascinating line up of 8 […]

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Final reflections on AIDS2010

By Nigeria Health Watch | July 28, 2010

It has been my pleasure to share with you some of my reflections from AIDS2010, from a Nigerian perspective. I have not covered in detail a lot of the interesting scientific issues emerging from the conference. The hope of new vaccines, microbicides, and the relative success of programmes from around the world, and emerging epidemics […]

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