Cross River Declared COVID-19 Free After Lone Case Treated
Cross River State announces COVID-19 free status after treating and discharging its only confirmed case. Health commissioner highlights swift response and collaboration with WHO and NCDC.
Category : Hospitals
PH Advocates Call for Improved Care in Nigeria
As World Pulmonary Hypertension Day is marked, advocates call for early diagnosis, improved care, and clinical trial access for this life-threatening condition in Nigeria.
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Why a Second Opinion Can Change a Life: Medicana
A serious diagnosis brings many decisions. A second opinion can confirm or adjust treatment plans, providing clarity and confidence for patients and families.
Foundation offers 35 free craniofacial surgeries in Cross River
The Cleft and Facial Deformity Foundation, led by Dr. Seidu Bello, has launched free craniofacial surgeries for 35 patients in Cross River State, partnering with TY Danjuma Foundation.
Asthma Crisis in Nigeria: Diagnosis, Costs, Pollution
Nigeria faces an asthma crisis with poor diagnosis, soaring inhaler costs, and pollution. Experts call for urgent action on World Asthma Day.
Do I Need Shots to Visit Nigeria? Essential Guide
Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory for Nigeria entry. Learn about required and recommended shots, health documentation, malaria prophylaxis, and travel tips for a safe visit.
St Raphael Hospital Mourns Patient, Orders Clinical Review
St Raphael Divine Mercy Specialist Hospital in Ikorodu expresses grief over the death of patient Faith Odaodu-Korode and initiates a clinical review to investigate the incident.
WHO Monitors Hantavirus Cases on Atlantic Cruise
WHO confirms one hantavirus case, five under investigation on Atlantic cruise; three deaths, one in ICU in South Africa. Genomic sequencing underway.
Sickle Cell NGO Honours Volunteers, Launches N10m Campaign
Sickle Cell Advocacy and Management Initiative (SAMI) honoured volunteers at its 2026 Lagos retreat, launching a N10 million crowdfunding campaign #1kforSickle to support sickle cell care.
Women Leaders Group Medical Outreach to Cover All 36 States
WLSA begins nationwide medical outreach in Kano, targeting 36 states to provide free healthcare to vulnerable women and children.
Woman Dies After Delivering Quintuplets in Akure
A 45-year-old Nigerian woman died hours after giving birth to quintuplets via IVF, following 14 years of childlessness. Pulmonary embolism was the cause.
Niger State Holds Expanded Oversight Health Meeting
Niger State Primary Health Care Development Agency held an expanded oversight meeting with 25 local government chairmen and district heads to review health activities and the Abuja commitment.
Women Leaders Group Provides Free Healthcare to 1,500 in Kano
Women Leaders Support Advancement Group provides free medical care to 1,500 women and children across Kano State, including consultations, medications, and food items.
LSACA Urges Workers to Prioritise HIV Testing, 600 Benefit
Lagos AIDS agency calls on workers to embrace regular HIV testing, reject stigma. Over 600 workers received free screening at Workers' Day event.
Nigeria’s Hidden Glaucoma Crisis Demands Urgent Action
Nigeria faces a glaucoma crisis with up to 14 million undiagnosed cases. Urgent action needed to expand screening, train eye care workers, and prevent irreversible blindness.
Enugu Cuts Malaria Rate from 24% to 9.9% in 2026
Enugu State government announces reduction in malaria prevalence from 24% to 9.9% in early 2026, with health insurance for 1,000 pregnant women and free testing and treatment across 527 health institutions.
LSACA Urges Workers to Prioritise HIV Testing at May Day
Lagos State AIDS Control Agency calls on workers to embrace regular HIV testing and reject stigma, emphasizing health as key to productivity and economic stability.
Rivers Community Demands Mobile Health Services Over Oil Crisis
Residents of Bille Kingdom in Rivers State call for urgent mobile health services due to environmental and health crisis from oil and gas activities, warning of contaminated water and severe pollution.
Over 1,000 Get Free Medical Care in Lagos Outreach
More than 1,000 residents received free health screenings, consultations, and medications during a three-day medical outreach in a Lagos community, sponsored by Co-Elite Club of Indiana, USA.
Experts Urge Swift Action on Sickle Cell Burden in Nigeria
Health experts call for urgent collaborative efforts to tackle sickle cell disease in Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa, highlighting high prevalence and need for improved care.
NNPCL Donates 100-Bed Wards to Igbobi Hospital
NNPCL, through its foundation, rehabilitated three wards with 100-bed capacity at National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos, addressing brain drain and infrastructure issues.
Ashcorp Commits Long-Term to Sickle Cell Foundation of Nigeria
Ashcorp Group visits Sickle Cell Foundation of Nigeria, donates medication and supplies, pledges long-term support ahead of World Sickle Cell Awareness Day.
Niger Governor Launches 2026 Immunization Week
Governor Bago of Niger State launches 2026 World and African Immunization Week, urging parents to vaccinate children and dispelling myths.
Group Urges Govt to Implement Patient Navigation in Cancer Centres
Project Pink Blue calls on federal and state governments to implement patient navigation services across cancer centres to reduce late detection and improve access to care.
Experts Urge Lagos to Strengthen Primary Healthcare
Health experts call on Lagos State to boost primary healthcare, improve access, and fix infrastructure deficits like electricity and water supply.
29 Women Leaders Complete Health Leadership Programme
Twenty-nine women leaders in Nigeria's health sector completed a year-long leadership programme to improve health outcomes, addressing gender imbalance in leadership.
FG Tasks Health Analysts on Professionalism, Drug Safety
The Federal Government urged public health analysts to uphold professionalism, integrity, and innovation to ensure food and drug safety in Nigeria.
Nigeria Among 10 Nations Driving Global Hepatitis Deaths
WHO report reveals Nigeria and nine other countries account for majority of global hepatitis deaths in 2024, with 1.34 million fatalities and 1.8 million new infections annually.
FG Targets 29m Children in Malaria Prevention Drive
Nigeria's Federal Government plans to provide malaria preventive medicines to 29 million children under five across 21 states, including all 19 northern states, FCT, and Oyo State.
Thousands Attend Burial of Ex-Delta Nursing Chief Mabel Egede
Thousands gathered in Delta State for the burial of Dame Mabel Bamidele Egede, a former Chief Nursing Officer and matriarch, who died at 82.
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