Ezemonye: Pharmacists Key to Navigating Global Health Challenges
Igbinedion University's VC, Prof. Lawrence Ezemonye, tells 149 new pharmacists they are vital caregivers and innovators for evolving healthcare systems. Read his full charge.
Category : Health
Signs You Need Child Spacing Before Next Baby
Is your body asking for a break? Learn the 5 key signs you need child spacing. It's not selfish—it's smart for your health and family. Call 7790 for FREE expert advice.
Diabetes Deaths Soar as Drug Costs Spike 300% in Nigeria
Over 11.4 million Nigerians battle diabetes as a 300% surge in drug costs forces patients to ration medicine or use herbs. Experts warn of rising amputations and 40,000 yearly deaths, calling for a state of emergency. Read the full investigation.
Why Every Nigerian Woman Needs a Pap Smear Test
Cervical cancer is highly preventable. Dr Olusina Ajidahun explains how regular Pap smear screenings from age 21 can detect early warning signs and save lives in Nigeria.
Yobe Boosts Healthcare with 2,500 New Workers, 5 Upgraded Hospitals
Yobe State transforms its healthcare sector, employing 2,500 health workers and upgrading five hospitals to specialist facilities to curb medical tourism and save lives.
Nurses, Midwives Reject Oyo Health Insurance Deduction
NANNM Oyo State Council rejects proposed 7.5% salary deduction for health insurance, citing financial strain on workers. Read their full statement and demands.
JOHESU Strike Causes N400bn Loss, Union Vows to Continue
The ongoing JOHESU strike has led to a N400 billion revenue loss in federal health institutions. The union vows to continue despite the government's 'no work, no pay' threat. Read more.
TUC Gives FG 7 Days to Withdraw 'No Work, No Pay' Policy
The Trade Union Congress demands the Federal Ministry of Health withdraw a circular enforcing 'no work, no pay' for JOHESU members. Failure could destabilize Nigeria's fragile healthcare system. Read the full story.
Researchers: Abortion Stigma Harms Women, Blocks Care in Nigeria
Researchers warn abortion stigma in Nigeria endangers women's health and limits access. They call for legal reform, public education, and a shift to public health reasoning. Read more.
Health Experts Criticise N2.48 Trillion Budget Allocation
Health experts condemn Nigeria's N2.48 trillion 2026 health budget as grossly inadequate, falling short of Abuja Declaration and a $2.1bn US pact. They demand urgent increase to at least 6%. Read more.
Stakeholders Urge Action to Strengthen Lagos PHCs for Universal Health
Health stakeholders in Lagos demand urgent action to fix PHCs, revealing a massive shortage of facilities and doctors. The state needs 2,000 new centres to meet WHO standards and achieve universal health coverage.
Chemicals in Food, Water Damage Gut Health, Study Finds
Cambridge research links everyday chemicals to gut microbiome damage and increased antibiotic resistance. Learn how to reduce your exposure and protect your health.
Nigerian Doctors Sound Alarm on Rising NCDs, Propose Solution
The Society of Lifestyle Medicine of Nigeria warns that unhealthy habits are fueling a silent epidemic of chronic diseases. Experts advocate for the DREAMS framework—Diet, Relationships, Exercise, Avoidance, Mental health, Sleep—as a proven, cost-effectiv
Lagos Calls for Sustained Voluntary Blood Donations
Lagos health authorities seek 200,000-250,000 blood units annually to meet rising demand. Officials urge residents to become regular, voluntary donors to save lives in emergencies.
PCN Inducts 175 Pharmacists, Stresses Ethics & MCPD
The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria inducted 175 foreign-trained graduates, urging strict ethical conduct. The Registrar highlighted the Mandatory Continuing Professional Development programme as key for licensure and patient safety.
Gov Sule Signs Bill for N6bn Specialist Hospital in Akwanga
Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule has signed a bill establishing the Dalhatu Araf Specialist Hospital in Akwanga, with N6bn set aside for its upgrade to a tertiary facility. Read more about this major healthcare investment.
Kano suspends doctors over scissors left in patient's stomach
Kano health authorities confirm negligence led to a mother of five's death after scissors were left inside her post-surgery. Three personnel suspended as probe continues.
Dermatologists Reveal Best Foods for Glowing Skin
Discover the essential foods for radiant skin, from avocados to sweet potatoes. Experts explain how diet impacts your complexion more than skincare alone. Start your beauty journey from within today!
5 Ambulances Boost Emergency Care in Ogoniland
Rivers State and HYPREP strengthen public health in Ogoniland with ambulance donations to five facilities. Partnership aims to tackle pollution-related health challenges.
Kano suspends doctors over forgotten surgical scissors
Kano State suspends three medical personnel after surgical scissors left inside a patient's abdomen leads to her death. Full investigation underway.
PAC Foundation Offers Free Medical Care, Food in Lagos
PAC Foundation's end-of-year outreach in Ajegunle, Lagos, provided free medical screenings and food to 300 residents, tackling food insecurity and healthcare access. See how the NGO is making an impact.
6 Million Lagosians Living with Hypertension - LASG
Lagos State reveals a silent health crisis: 6 million residents have hypertension, with 4.2 million unaware. Commissioner Abayomi urges urgent primary healthcare screening to prevent heart disease and stroke.
6 Million Lagosians Living with Hypertension - LASG
Lagos State reveals 6 million residents have hypertension, with 4.2 million unaware. Commissioner Abayomi calls for urgent primary healthcare screening to curb silent killers.
Kano Investigates Mother's Death After Surgery, Scissors Left Inside
Kano State launches probe into Aishatu Umar's death after surgery. Family alleges surgical scissors left inside her body led to fatal complications. Government vows transparent investigation.
Antenatal Guide Aims to Reduce Nigeria's High Maternal Deaths
A new book, 'Antenatal and Post-Natal Guide for Expectant and Nursing Mothers,' offers practical advice to combat Nigeria's alarming maternal and infant mortality rates. Discover this vital resource.
NARD rejects FG, NMA job evaluation deal, demands CBA talks
Nigerian resident doctors reject a 6-month job evaluation delay, demanding immediate Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations. Read their full demands and the government's stance.
Adichie's Son's Death: Editors, ANA Condole, Demand Justice
Editors of 'Camouflage' and the Association of Nigerian Authors mourn Nnamdi Adichie-Esege's death. They join calls for a transparent probe into alleged hospital negligence and systemic healthcare reform.
Imo Signs Pact for First Robotic Surgical Centre in Nigeria
Governor Hope Uzodimma signs MoU with IDCL Surgicals to establish Nigeria's first Robotic Surgical Centre in Imo, aiming to boost medical tourism and advanced healthcare.
Woman Dies After Hospital Leaves Scissors in Stomach
A Kano husband accuses Abubakar Imam Urology Centre of fatal negligence after a surgical error. His wife endured months of pain before scans revealed scissors left inside her. Read the full tragic story.
Adichie's Son Death: Medical Negligence Claims Hit Euracare
The tragic death of Chimamanda Adichie's son at Euracare Hospital ignites public fury over alleged medical negligence. Read details of the case and other shocking patient testimonies.
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