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Fubara: neuropsychiatric, general hospitals’ll tackle healthcare challenges
HealthCommissioning of upgraded Neuropsychiatric Hospital and new General Hospital
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The Rivers Neuropsychiatric Hospital has been upgraded and a new General Hospital has been commissioned in Rumuigbo.
- Rivers Neuropsychiatric Hospital was previously used for drug trafficking
- The commissioning was done by Mr. Fubara
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Premium Times Nigeria
Premium Times Nigeria
Rivers Neuropsychiatric Hospital was drug trafficking centre, says Fubara
The Nation Newspaper
The Nation Newspaper
Mr Fubara disclosed this on Thursday while commissioning the newly upgraded Neuropsychiatric Hospital alongside a new General Hospital in Rumuigbo. The post Rivers Neuropsychiatric Hospital was drug trafficking centre, says Fubara appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
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- 55m agoPremium Times Nigeria: Mr Fubara disclosed this on Thursday while commissioning the newly upgraded Neuropsychiatric Hospital alongside a new General Hospital in Ru
- 33m agoThe Nation Newspaper: Fubara: neuropsychiatric, general hospitals’ll tackle healthcare challenges
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