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By Chioma Obinagwam

 

From Left: Ms Olatokunboh Oyeleye, Head Digital Economy, Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC; Dr Peter Egwakhide, Director Administration, National Hospital Abuja; Prof. Muhammad Raji Mehmud, Chief Medical Director, National hospital Abuja, Engr. Abraham Oshadami, Executive Commissioner Technical Services, NCC; Mr Usman Malah, Director Corporate services, NCC and Parm Clara Adesola, Deputy Director Pharmacy, National Hospital Abuja, During the Courtesy visit by National hospital to the Commission on the 22nd May 2024. Photo credit: NCC.
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