Category : Healthcare Policy


Nigeria Launches First National Bleeding Disorders Registry

The Federal Government has unveiled Nigeria's inaugural National Bleeding Disorders Registry alongside the 'Road to Clot' programme to address haemophilia and other inherited bleeding conditions, aiming to improve diagnosis and treatment access.

Abia Sanctions Hospitals for Turning Away Emergency Patients

Abia State cautions healthcare workers against refusing emergency patients due to payment issues, emphasizing life-saving care first. Training program introduces Patients Liaison Officers to improve service and communication in hospitals.

NAFDAC Suspends Heart Mark Logo in CVD Fight

Stakeholders express concerns as NAFDAC suspends the Heart Mark logo on eight certified food products, while the Nigerian Heart Foundation launches a nationwide campaign against cardiovascular diseases through nutrition awareness.

Pregnancy Scan Backdating Scandal Exposed on X

An X user reveals a woman attempted to alter her pregnancy scan to match her husband's timeline, while another shares a similar story highlighting common misunderstandings about pregnancy dating.

WHO Warns Nigerians Against Health Misinformation

The World Health Organization cautions Nigerians about the dangers of health misinformation on social media, urging reliance on scientific evidence to protect public health gains in immunization and disease prevention.

Nigeria Healthcare Growth, WHX Lagos 2026 Targets Investment

Nigeria's healthcare sector is projected to grow 7.1% with a $161.7M market value by 2027, driven by major investments. The WHX Lagos 2026 expo will connect stakeholders to unlock opportunities amid challenges like high out-of-pocket expenses.

FG to Expand Digital Tech in Healthcare Delivery

The Federal Government pledges to accelerate digital technology adoption in healthcare, including telemedicine and health records, to improve access and equity for Nigerians, as announced by Minister Salako.

NBS Report Shows Drop in Health Worker Diagnostic Accuracy

A new National Bureau of Statistics report reveals diagnostic accuracy among clinical health workers in Nigeria's public facilities dropped from 56.2% in 2023 to 46.1% in 2025, with significant regional and facility-level disparities.

Yobe Governor Buni Employs 416 Nurses and Midwives

Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State has approved the immediate employment of 416 nurses and midwives to strengthen healthcare delivery, addressing manpower shortages and supporting ongoing health sector reforms.

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