The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Monday launched a $1.5 billion emergency appeal to provide care to more than 87 million people affected by ongoing crises in 2024, including in Africa the occupied Palestinian territory, Ukraine, Sudan, Syria and the…
By Matthew Denis The President, Bola Tinubu has disclosed that his administration is prioritizing and improving Nigeria’s health sector through massive investments and the allocation of increased funds to the sector in the proposed 2024 budget. He made this declaration…
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has emphasised the pivotal role of collaborative strategies in fostering an inclusive and resilient healthcare system in Nigeria. WHO Representative in Nigeria, Dr Walter Kazadi Mulombo, spoke on Thursday at the 64th National Council on…
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has reiterated his administration’s commitment to the health sector, saying that his government will continue to ensure that quality health care service is accessible and affordable to residents of the State. Governor Sanwo-Olu spoke…
A Healthcare Buy Now pay Later company, Kiowope capital Limited, has recently developed and launched an alternate finance option for paying for healthcare services in Nigeria. In a press statement made available state that Kiowop capital Limited is an option…
The HealthCare Providers Association of Nigeria (HCPAN), has urged the administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu to show strong political will and transparency with the implementation of the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), even as it posited in order to achieve Universal…
With a promise to intervene in the provision of affordable Healthcare services to Nigerians, wherby the country can meet universal health coverage. AXA has launched ‘OneHealth By AXA’ which is a State of the Art Hospital in Lagos Nigeria with…
Every four years, Nigeria’s political class dazzle Nigerians with grandeous promises to make Nigeria’s heathcare system worldclass. However, the reality is far fetched from the promises that have been made. The fear of Nigerians have in recent times been heightened…
A popular African proverb says that, “soup wey sweet, na money kill am.” This could be said to be the antidote to Nigeria’s failing health sector. The sector has recorded little growth over the years compared to her peers in…
The Gombe government says it has enrolled 40,000 vulnerable persons in healthcare scheme to enhance quality healthcare service delivery at the grassroots. The enrollees had registered under the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund between 2021 to date. The Team Lead, Gombe…
