NTBLCP.org.ng

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National TB and Leprosy Control Programme | - The National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control Programme (NTBLCP) is established by the Government of Nigeria to coordinate TB and leprosy control efforts in Nigeria.

National TB and Leprosy Control Programme

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Domain Name:	NTBLCP.org.ng
Domain Age:	8 years
Time Left:	-3 years (2022-03-22)
Domain Owner:	Ayo Bamigbola
Owner's Email:	support@whogohost.com
Name server:	nsa.whogohost.com nsb.whogohost.com
Domain Status:	ok
Updated Date:	2021-03-07
Creation Date:	2017-03-22
Expiration Date:	2022-03-22
Sponsor:	WhoGoHost
Sponsor URL:	http://www.whogohost.com.ng

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