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Every year, you change a mother-in-law. Now, that's a murder in law.

I didn't spend years in school to argue with anyone about my degree. If yours is better, fine.

NIGER HEALTH COMMISSIONER UNVEILS EYES OF 32 CATARACT SURGERY BENEFICIARIES IN MINNA The Niger State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Murtala Muhammad Bagana, has unveiled the eyes of 32 beneficiaries who successfully underwent free cataract surgeries at the General Hospital Minna, as part of activities marking World Sight Day 2026. The exercise was aimed at restoring sight, preventing avoidable blindness and improving access to essential eye care services, particularly for residents who cannot afford the cost of specialised treatment. Speaking during the exercise, Dr. Bagana attributed the success of the initiative to the commitment of the Niger State Government under the leadership of Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago, through the New Niger Health Agenda, which prioritises quality healthcare delivery and seeks to reduce the burden of preventable blindness. He said the intervention underscored the government's determination to ensure that residents have access to essential medical services, irrespective of their financial circumstances. The commissioner emphasised that eye care interventions remain critical to preventing avoidable blindness, restoring independence and improving the quality of life of citizens, particularly vulnerable individuals who lack the resources to access specialised medical attention. He further disclosed that about 245 beneficiaries received free prescription glasses to address various vision problems, enabling them to read more comfortably and carry out their daily activities with improved vision. Some of the beneficiaries expressed gratitude to the Niger State Government and its partners for providing them with access to free eye surgeries and corrective glasses. They described the intervention as a timely gesture that would significantly improve their quality of life and enable them to resume their normal activities with renewed hope. The free eye care programme forms part of activities commemorating World Sight Day 2026, a global initiative designed to raise awareness about eye health, promote access to eye care services and encourage efforts to prevent avoidable blindness. The Niger State Government reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening healthcare delivery under the New Niger Health Agenda, with emphasis on making essential medical services more accessible, affordable and responsive to the needs of residents. #NigerWillTHRIVE ✅