Nigeria’s public health system is not collapsing overnight; it is collapsing slowly, visibly, and avoidably. The warning signs are everywhere: deserted residency programmes, endless waiting lists, emergency departments staffed by exhausted juniors, and a conveyor belt of medical graduates planning
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