Sunday Aborisade in Abuja The Deputy Clerk (Administration) of the Senate, Dr. Vivien Njemanze, has urged public servants to prioritise their health, warning that the pressures of public office demand deliberate attention to preventive care and healthy living. Njemanze spoke in Abuja on Friday after her investiture as Nigeria Country Director of the Center for African American Research Studies (CAARS), where she also called for science-backed safeguards in Nigeria’s adoption of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). She advised lawmakers and civil servants, particularly staff of the National Assembly, to embrace routine medical checks, balanced nutrition and regular exercise. “We should take our health very seriously. Routine checks, exercise and community involvement are critical,” sh...