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Ekiti State Government is set to launch a free healthcare program which would allow people with disabilities in the state access to healthcare services at no cost.
The Nigeria country office of the World Health Organization (WHO) has urged the Nigerian government to increase its public healthcare spending, with the goal of reaching a benchmark investment of US$6 per capita.
Nigerians spent a sum of $185 million on foreign health services in the first half of 2022, falling by 65% year on year
The Bank Chief says Africa needs $484 billion over the next three years to address the socio-economic impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The World Bank Group has urged the Federal Government to impose special taxes on alcohol, cigarettes and sugar-sweetened...
The healthcare sector is one that must not be taken for granted. As a healthcare provider, you must...
Medical experts have highlighted the challenges in the healthcare sector as cost surges to an unprecedented level.
The Japanese Government is offering to donate the sum of $18.2 million to improve the Nigerian healthcare sector.
Fayemi has advised that government must focus on healthcare to ensure a better economic rebuild, post-Covid-19.
Several foreign investors are warming up to take advantage of the huge opportunities in the $82billion gap in Nigeria’s health-care delivery system.
The federal government is proposing to cut the nation’s basic healthcare funding by 43% from its original 2020 budget to N25.6 billion.
Some of the industries that are expected to succeed given the changing times are not your usual kinds of investments.