Gang Rape Victim to Undergo Euthanasia in Spain
A 25-year-old woman, paralysed after a suicide attempt following gang rape, is set to die by euthanasia in Barcelona today, despite family opposition and legal challenges.
Category : Health
Kano Mother Dies After Quintuplet Birth, Babies Stable
Hafsatu Yusuf, a Kano woman, tragically passed away hours after delivering quintuplets at Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital due to persistent bleeding. The newborns are in stable condition and receiving medical care.
Oyo Flags Off Integrated Health Outreach for World TB Day 2026
Oyo State Government has flagged off integrated health outreaches across all 33 local government areas to mark World Tuberculosis Day 2026, emphasizing early detection and community engagement to combat TB.
UK Resident Lives with Urine Bag for Over a Year
A UK resident has lived with a urine bag for over a year due to postponed surgery, highlighting systemic healthcare delays and neglect affecting millions on waiting lists.
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Kano Mother Dies After Quintuplet Birth, Newborns Stable
Hafsatu Yusuf, a Kano mother of eight, tragically passed away after delivering quintuplets at Murtala Specialist Hospital due to post-delivery bleeding. The newborns are in stable condition, and the Kano State government has pledged full healthcare suppor
Global Fund Allocates N1.16 Trillion for Health in Nigeria
The Global Fund has allocated N1.16 trillion to support HIV, TB, and malaria control in Nigeria for 2027-2029, urging sustainable domestic funding to maintain progress and prevent setbacks in disease elimination efforts.
Blessing CEO Seeks Cancer Treatment Funds, Faces Public Doubt
Nigerian social media personality Blessing CEO reveals breast cancer diagnosis, puts Lagos mansion up for sale to fund treatment while facing skepticism from followers over her claims.
AHF Calls for More Health Funding Amid Donor Cuts
AIDS Healthcare Foundation advocates for higher domestic budgetary allocations to sustain HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis programs as international donor support declines, during a meeting with Kogi State lawmakers.
Blessing CEO Shares Breast Cancer Story, Calls for Support
Influencer Blessing CEO details her breast cancer diagnosis, from a neglected lump to stage 4, urging awareness and financial help for treatment amid emotional challenges.
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CSOs Urge Mandatory Salt Limits and Labelling for Foods
Civil society organizations call for government enforcement of salt limits and front-of-pack labelling on processed foods to combat non-communicable diseases like hypertension and heart disease in Nigeria.
FG to Boost Oral Healthcare Policies and Services Across Nigeria
The Federal Government reaffirms its commitment to enhancing oral healthcare through policy improvements, integration into primary care, and partnerships, aiming to reach millions with education and services.
Africa Must Invest More to Curb Health Workforce Migration
Rashid Khalani, CEO of Aga Khan University Hospital, emphasizes that African nations must increase health funding, improve infrastructure, and ensure fair compensation to retain medical professionals and combat the ongoing brain drain crisis.
Don Warns Imported Drugs Strain Economy, Urges Biotech Investment
A microbiology professor warns Nigeria's heavy reliance on imported pharmaceuticals is draining foreign reserves, urging investment in local biotech production. Health experts also call for healthcare financing overhaul.
Expert Advocates Sugar Control, Fluoride Use in Tooth Care
A professor of Restorative Dentistry warns of rising tooth decay in Nigeria, recommending fluoride toothpaste and reduced sugar intake as key preventive measures.
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Lagos Pharmacists Urged to Adopt Data-Driven Healthcare Solutions
At the 2026 ACPN conference in Lagos, pharmacists were called to integrate technology, collaboration, and data-driven approaches to enhance healthcare delivery and patient outcomes across Nigeria.
NYSC Free Medical Services for Oshodi Residents in Lagos
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Lagos State offered free medical consultations, drugs, and health education to Oshodi/Isolo residents through its Health Initiative for Rural Dwellers (HIRD) programme.
Blessing CEO Confirms Breast Cancer, Begs for Funds
Nigerian relationship expert Blessing CEO has broken down in a video, confirming her breast cancer battle and urgently appealing for public funds to cover surgery costs.
UK Resident's Year-Long Urine Bag Ordeal Amid NHS Delays
A Nigerian woman in the UK has lived with a urine bag for over a year due to postponed surgeries, highlighting systemic healthcare delays affecting millions on NHS waiting lists.
Kano Mother of Eight Gives Birth to Quintuplets, Govt Supports
Hafsatu Yusuf, a mother of eight in Kano, has delivered quintuplets at Murtala Specialist Hospital. The Kano state government, led by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, has committed to covering all healthcare costs for the mother and newborns.
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FG Disburses N32B to PHCs for Improved Healthcare Services
The Federal Government has approved the disbursement of over N32 billion to Primary Healthcare Centres across Nigeria to strengthen facilities and boost service delivery, as announced at a ministerial oversight committee meeting in Abuja.
FG Approves N32 Billion for Primary Health Centers
The Federal Government has approved the disbursement of over N32 billion to strengthen Primary Health Care facilities nationwide, aiming to improve service delivery and reduce maternal and child mortality rates.
Uriel Oputa Slams Blessing Okoro Over Cancer Claims
Former BBNaija star Uriel Oputa condemns making cancer claims for content, referencing Blessing Okoro's 'stage 4' diagnosis post. She shares her mother's breast cancer battle, stressing cancer's seriousness.
Six Diseases More Deadly Than HIV: WHO Data Reveals
Global health data from WHO shows six diseases now cause more annual deaths than HIV worldwide, including heart disease, stroke, and diabetes, reflecting changing mortality patterns.
Nigerian Doctor Compares Salaries in Nigeria and UK
A Nigerian doctor based in the UK reveals a stark salary difference, earning £52,000 annually compared to £1,200 in Nigeria, sparking debates on medical profession valuation.
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Nigeria Commits $346M to HIV, TB, Malaria in 2026
The Federal Government has approved $346 million in co-financing for HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria programs for 2026. The funding will support medical commodities, lab surveillance, and primary healthcare expansion.
First Lady Urges Action to End TB, Addresses Funding Crisis
Oluremi Tinubu emphasizes ending stigma and increasing domestic funding for TB, as health officials warn of potential crises in states like Niger due to underfunding and donor reliance.
Plateau, Niger Record 19,908 TB Cases in 2025
Plateau and Niger states reported a combined 19,908 tuberculosis infections in 2025, with health officials urging public action and warning of funding cuts threatening control efforts.
X Users Share Healthcare Struggles: ₦9,000 for ICU and SCBU
Nigerians on X reveal devastating medical emergencies where families face impossible choices due to financial hardship, including a husband with only ₦9,000 for his wife's ICU and baby's SCBU care.
Guardian Woman Festival Highlights Breast Cancer Challenges in Nigeria
The Guardian Woman Festival in Lagos addressed critical issues in Nigeria's breast cancer response, focusing on late detection, high treatment costs, and awareness gaps that drive poor outcomes for patients.
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TB Risk Shouldn't Depend on Where You're Born
Alemnew Dagnew, MD, highlights the stark contrast in TB responses between high-income nations and sub-Saharan Africa, advocating for equitable vaccine access to combat the disease that killed 1.23 million in 2024.
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