Mr Salako said inadequate electricity supply remained a major constraint to efficient healthcare delivery.
The initiative will be implemented over a four-year period.
He said West Africa continued to face complex and evolving health challenges.
He described it as a form of regenerative medicine.
The minister highlighted increased compliance with the use of insecticide-treated nets.
Mr Salako said the government’s plan included manufacturing, distribution, and maintenance of diagnostic equipment and in vitro diagnostic products.
The minister also disclosed that Nigeria had developed two new strategic documents to guide the country’s cancer control efforts.
Ms Ilori said despite global disruptions, Nigeria was on track to meet the 2030 target of ending HIV.
The federal government states that it is undertaking a comprehensive digital transformation of Nigeria’s health system under the ‘Renewed Hope Agenda’.
He urged public health advocates, educators, and community leaders to support the national effort through community outreach.
