The snail pace of progress on the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) building project has drawn criticisms from doctors, pushing it to top priority for the new president, Bala Audu.
Audu, vice chancellor of the Federal University of Health Sciences, Azare was elected a week ago as the 32nd NMA pr
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