Pate, Adewole, APIN Seek New Health Financing Strategies
Nigeria's health leaders urge domestic financing to sustain HIV, TB, malaria gains amid donor cuts. APIN celebrates 25 years of public health impact.
Nigeria's health leaders urge domestic financing to sustain HIV, TB, malaria gains amid donor cuts. APIN celebrates 25 years of public health impact.
WHX Lagos 2026 opened with over 8,000 professionals, 500 exhibitors from 40 countries, focusing on local manufacturing and investment.
Borno State reports 274 new suspected cholera cases in 24 hours, totaling 4,204 infections since May. 39 deaths recorded, 2,664 recovered.
The WHO has revised suspected Ebola cases down to 116 after testing ruled out many. Confirmed cases stand at 330, with 49 deaths in DRC and Uganda.
Dr John Omotoso, ARD President at OOUTH, urges government to declare health sector emergency, ban medical tourism abroad, and ensure doctors earn at least N1 million monthly.
Borno State reports a cholera outbreak with 3,000 cases and 37 deaths across 7 LGAs. Health officials urge preventive measures as Maiduguri is epicenter.
FAAN, Lagos State health officials, and Port Health Services have reinforced measures to prevent Ebola importation at Murtala Muhammed Airport after a joint inspection.
World No Tobacco Day 2026 focuses on countering nicotine addiction among youth. WHO warns of industry tactics targeting children, as Nigeria scales up tobacco control measures.
Anambra State Ministry of Health directs all mortuary operators to register facilities and renew expired licences under Public Health Law, with deadline of June 5.
A cholera outbreak in Borno State has killed at least 40 people and infected over 3,000, with treatment centres overwhelmed.
NCDC Director-General Dr. Jide Idris says Nigeria is only 59% prepared for a potential Ebola outbreak, citing gaps at entry points and porous borders.
WASPEN warns hospital malnutrition is a silent epidemic in Nigeria, affecting 30-45% of patients, increasing costs, and urging action ahead of its June 2026 conference.
NCDC Director-General Dr Jide Idris says Nigeria is only 59% prepared for a potential Ebola outbreak, citing critical gaps at points of entry and porous land borders.
Women urged to prioritize health as stress and burnout reduce productivity, with potential economic consequences for Nigeria.
Borno Governor Babagana Zulum directs procurement and distribution of drugs, consumables, and hygiene materials to health facilities to contain acute watery diarrhea outbreak.
WASPEN warns that hospital malnutrition is a silent epidemic in Nigeria, affecting 30-45% of patients, and calls for improved nutrition screening and care.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo shares his secrets to managing diabetes for over 40 years, including diet, rest, exercise, and medical care.
Taraba State inaugurates a Technical Working Group to strengthen health communication, boost immunisation, and improve community participation in primary healthcare.
New research warns that climate collapse, pandemics, and resource shortages could slash Earth's population from 8.3 billion to 2 billion by 2064 in a worst-case scenario.
Federal Medical Centre Daura suspends a doctor for three months for failing to promptly respond to an emergency patient who later died after transfer to another hospital.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo launched the 'Lagos to the World' expedition to promote cancer early detection, urging regular screenings and healthy living.
Kaduna State is advancing healthcare reforms, upgrading hospitals and primary health centers to improve access to quality medical services for urban and rural communities.
President Tinubu commissions sweeping health projects nationwide, including specialist complexes, ambulances, and primary care upgrades, marking the largest single-day rollout in Nigeria's history.
The African Immigrants Resource Centre (AIRC) calls for intensified action against menstrual poverty affecting thousands of Nigerian girls, urging governments and organizations to ensure access to hygiene products and education.
Lions Club International pays N10 million to clear medical bills of 10 indigent children stranded at Alex Ekwueme Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State.
President Tinubu commissions new health infrastructure across Nigeria, including specialist complexes, ambulances, and emergency centers, marking his administration's third anniversary.
APIN Public Health Initiatives marks 25 years of transforming HIV/AIDS care in Nigeria, from stigma and death to viral suppression and hope, with over 319,000 on treatment.
Students of Delta State University blame academic pressure and financial struggles for neglecting their health during a free medical outreach by the SUG Health Directorate.
Learn how to overcome emotional crippling by shifting focus from self to others, inspired by the story of Mephibosheth.
Garki Hospital celebrated Children's Day with gifts and financial aid, easing emotional and financial pressure on young patients and their families in Abuja.