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Abuja hospital denies organ trafficking, suspends kidney transplant services
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· September 1, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points A full account of the events can be found through a link provided by the source, which offers more details on the hospital's denial and the suspension of its services. A hospital has suspended its kidney transplant services.
A hospital has suspended its kidney transplant services. This decision was made amid a police investigation into alleged organ trafficking. The hospital in question denies any involvement in these activities.
Further information about the situation is available from the source. Details are sparse, but it is known that the hospital has taken this step in response to the investigation.
A full account of the events can be found through a link provided by the source, which offers more details on the hospital's denial and the suspension of its services.
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Category: safety Published: September 1, 2026 Source: The Punch Reading time: 1 min
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