Mr Sambo highlighted the significance of an uninterrupted electricity supply in the rapidly expanding health insurance ecosystem.
Mrs Akeredolu, a breast cancer survivor, said a more innovative approach needs to be deployed to reduce the cancer burden in Nigeria.
Mr Babafemi also argued that the drug fuels crimes, insurgency and terrorism across the country.
The federal ministry of health says it will integrate eye care into the primary health care services and reach the underserved in remote areas.
Dr Tomi Coker said that the move was informed by an unprofessional prescription by a certain medical doctor in the social media space.
According to Ms Samson, nurses are constantly assaulted while doing their duties because patients’ relatives believe they are slow in attending to the sick.
“There is (a) dearth of manpower for mental health in Nigeria. On the Plateau, we have only six psychiatrists serving a population of over 5,000,000 persons.”
“A notice has been served to the pharma company directing that total production shall be stopped,” Mr Vij said.
The federal government says it will begin the pilot phase of the emergency ambulance services on Friday in Abuja.
