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The roots of medical education in Nigeria can be dated back to 1930. Before the establishment of the MBBS programme, medical training was offered in Yaba Training College as a diploma course and it was run by the colonial masters- the British Colonial government. The graduates were awarded Licentiate of Medicine and Surgery (LMS) and…
Chime Chukwuagoziem J. LL.B (Hons). (chukwuagoziem2003@gmail.com , +2349130791717) Every country eventually produces the politics it has taught its citizens to practice. The Nigerian question, therefore, may not begin in the chambers of the National Assembly, the Executive Council or the corridors of power in Abuja. It may begin much closer to home, in our lecture…