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Health

April 11, 2025

70% of countries suffering health service disruptions after aid cuts: WHO

WHO warned of the potentially prolonged effects these issues could have on health services worldwide.

World Health Organisation
April 11, 2025

Otti launches health insurance scheme for Abia workers

In a speech at the event in Umuahia, Mr Otti affirmed his administration’s commitment to providing quality, accessible and affordable healthcare services.

Governor Alex Otti
April 10, 2025

First Lady reaffirms commitment to reducing maternal, child mortality

Mrs Tinubu spoke in Jalingo during the launch of the distribution of 10,000 professional kits to midwives in the North-East zone.

Remi Tinubu
April 10, 2025

WHO releases first-ever guidelines for meningitis diagnosis, treatment 

The “meningitis belt” in sub-Saharan Africa, which faces recurrent epidemics of meningococcal meningitis, is especially at risk.

Meningitis
April 9, 2025

Kwara commences payment of 2024 CONMESS to medical workers

Ms El-Imam said that the initiative was part of a broader strategy to bolster the state’s healthcare infrastructure.

Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq
April 9, 2025

 FG intensifies fight against HIV/AIDS

Ms Ilori also urged the newly formed committee to focus on making Taraba HIV-free.

National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA)
April 9, 2025

    FG trains 120 researchers to strengthen cancer research

Mr Aliyu stated that the project was also preparing Nigeria for the development of new cancer interventions

April 9, 2025

Ondo, Bauchi, Edo lead as NCDC confirms 660 Lassa fever cases, 122 deaths   

The DG stressed the importance of early presentation to health facilities to reduce fatalities.

Lassa fever and NCDC
April 9, 2025

Excess water intake can lead to death: Expert

The doctor noted that too much of anything was bad, advising that people should be taking enough but in moderation.

Someone drinking water (Credit: Guardian)
April 9, 2025

16,000 doctors fled Nigeria in seven years, says health minister Pate

The minister acknowledged this “deeply affects our health systems,” noting that the situation leaves “many of our rural communities critically underserved.”

NIGERIAN DOCTORS