Vivian Ihechu is a local journalist based in Lagos, Nigeria. Her work has been featured in Sundiata Post Media Ltd. and PM News Nigeria. She covers a wide range of topics, including government initiatives, healthcare, entrepreneurship, and social issues, providing valuable insights into the local community.
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Vivian's focus is on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and press releases. She covers a range of topics including healthcare, government and politics, culture, society, and development within Nigeria.
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By: Vivian Ihechu
Afolabi, who joined virtually, said SCFN achieved the historic breakthrough, in partnership with Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), by establishing a
By: Vivian Ihechu
Dr Mutiu Rufai, the Guest Lecturer and a Medical Emergency Care Practitioner, said that cardiopulmonary resuscitation involved a procedure where the rescuer compressed the chest and breath for the victims of cardiac arrest.
By: Vivian Ihechu
Sadiq, a beneficiary of the Golden Morn Agripreneurship Programme of Nestle Nigeria PLC, through her farm, is contributing to ensuring food security and
By: Vivian Ihechu
The Centre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) has canvassed for Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) to be given their fundamental civil rights to access public
By: Vivian Ihechu
Health
By Vivian Ihechu, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) The first cases of AIDS in Nigeria were diagnosed in 1985 and reported in 1986. They were a 13-year-old
In Gombe State, many women, especially widows, are most times traditionally confined to being full-time housewives, relying heavily on their spouses for financial support.
Fasanmade, a Professor of Medicine at College of Medicine, University of Lagos, also dispelled certain myths around diabetes diet such as “eating garri is not suitable for people with diabetes”.
By Vivian Ihechu, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) The first cases of AIDS in Nigeria were diagnosed in 1985 and reported in 1986. They were a 13-year-old
By: Vivian Ihechu
Devatop Centre for Africa Development, a Non- Governmental Organisation (NGO), says it has empowered 131 community members, to protect the rights and
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