
Unsafe Food Leads to 53,000 Deaths Every Year in Nigeria, Minister
The Minister of State for Health reveals that unsafe food is a major health concern in Nigeria, causing significant illness and death, especially among children.
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The Minister of State for Health reveals that unsafe food is a major health concern in Nigeria, causing significant illness and death, especially among children.

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