Idowu Abdullahi is a journalist at Punch Newspapers. He writes about the heart-wrenching, invisible war faced by Nigerians living with lupus, focusing on themes such as health and wellness, public health, and the healthcare system. Idowu's work has been featured in Punch Newspapers.
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Idowu Abdullahi primarily focuses on Nigerian government, politics, and legal developments. His coverage indicates a preference for reporting on official announcements and legal policy regulations within Nigeria.
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By: Idowu Abdullahi
Senior medical experts have identified trust deficit as a major factor responsible for Nigerians going abroad to seek healthcare, and not necessarily the
By: Idowu Abdullahi
As unsafe food claims 53,000 lives annually in the country, Nigerians have urged the Federal and state governments to make healthy and safe food more
By: Idowu Abdullahi
Senior medical experts have backed the proposed creation of an agency dedicated to malaria prevention and control in Nigeria, arguing that the country
By: Idowu Abdullahi
American multinational healthcare company, Abbott, has partnered with AfriMedical Manufacturing and Supplies Limited to boost local production of
By: Idowu Abdullahi
Registered dietitian-nutritionists have warned that people who participate in food-eating competitions are, in the short term, at risk of choking,
By: Idowu Abdullahi
Frequent consumption of junk food may contribute to the early onset of puberty in girls, paediatricians have said.
Oyingbo Market traders struggle as refuse heaps take over, raising concerns about food safety and public health. Discover the impact on businesses and cons
By: Idowu Abdullahi
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Doctors urge parents not to ignore scrotal swelling or pain in male children, warning it could signal serious conditions like testicular torsion requiring
By: Idowu Abdullahi
Hallmark HMO and stakeholders advocate for stronger collaboration, financing, and innovation to build a sustainable healthcare system in Nigeria. Learn mor
