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Many children have visual defects in Cross Rivers
“Save the sight of the child’’, an outreach programme, has been launched in Cross Rivers where 33 per cent of children have visual defects. The Nigeria Optometric Association (NOA) launched the outreach on Saturday in Calabar. Dr Onyebuchi Ndukwe, Chairman of the association, said the programme was a continuation of the 2017 intervention titled “My sight, My right’’. “We are looking at ages 5 to 14, at that age, most children are in school and you know that we cannot separate vision from academics; poor vision can lead to poor academic performance. “The state...
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