Idowu Abdullahi is a journalist at Punch Newspapers. He writes about the heart-wrenching, invisible war faced by Nigerians living with lupus, while also exploring themes related to health and wellness, healthcare systems, and patient care. Idowu's work has been featured in Punch Newspapers.
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Idowu Abdullahi primarily focuses on Nigerian government, politics, and legal developments. His coverage indicates a preference for reporting on official announcements and legal policy regulations within Nigeria.
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The Federal Government on Tuesday confirmed an Ebola case in the Federal Capital Territory and commenced contact tracing.
By: Idowu Abdullahi
Biochemistry practitioners have called on the Federal Government to strengthen laboratory surveillance, improve early detection and intensify public health education to contain the spread of Ebola virus disease in Nigeria.
By: Idowu Abdullahi
Physicians have urged Nigerians against treating suspected Ebola symptoms at home, stressing that anyone who develops signs of the disease should seek prompt medical attention to prevent complications and reduce the risk of transmission.
By: Idowu Abdullahi
From finding love and securing jobs to pursuing their dreams, Nigerians with Down's syndrome are defying prejudice and challenging stereotypes to live fulfilling lives. Despite stigma and limited opportunities, they are breaking barriers, showcasing their talents and proving that they, too, deserve the chance to love, work, dream and thrive.
Ebola: Lagos tightens airport surveillance, assures of readiness
By: Idowu Abdullahi
The World Health Organisation has said Nigeria currently has no confirmed cases of Ebola, reassuring the public amid concerns over the spread of the deadly viral disease in the country.
By: Idowu Abdullahi
The Federal Government has disclosed plans to offer scholarships to medical students as part of efforts to develop local expertise in robotic surgery
By: Idowu Abdullahi
October 27, 2026 1:45 am Stakeholders have called for greater awareness and support for women going through menopause, saying poor understanding
Women should pay attention to changes in their bodies, seek medical advice when necessary, and adopt healthy lifestyles to reduce health risks, medical experts have said.
By: Idowu Abdullahi
The National Coordinator of the Civil Society for the Eradication of Tuberculosis in Nigeria (TB Network) has urged the Federal and State Governments to mobilise domestic funding to bridge the huge funding gap in tuberculosis services, scale up tuberculosis case finding and place patients on treatment.
