Health
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How Nigeria’s health insurance services is getting poorer – Survey
Enrollees have raised concerns that Nigeria’s health insurance services getting poorer. This is according to a survey carried out by…
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Nigerians set agenda for utilisation of $1.07b Health fund
BRANDECONOMY also reports that for many Nigerians, particularly those in rural and underserved areas, this intervention will means “Better-equipped primary…
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IMPACT Project donates 196 laptops to C’River govt
The Cross River Immunisation Plus and Malaria Progress by Accelerating Coverage and Transforming Services (IMPACT) Project has donated 196 laptops…
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Unified efforts needed against emerging COVID-19 threats – FG
“This time around, it’s a mutant type that has come up. And China, being what it is, is keeping quiet. They…
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Health Insurance: Nigeria hits 95% of 2027 goal – DG NHIA
The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) says 19.2 million citizens have enrolled into health insurance scheme surpassing its 2024 target…
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NMA, ANPMP kick against N750 Lagos Health Insurance Capitation
“We told the government so, initially they didn’t want to listen, but they have seen the reality, and they have…
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EU kickstarts “Nigeria Solar for Health Project”
Massimo De Luca, Head of Co-operation, European Union (EU) Delegation says the EU is ready to begin the procurement of …
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Digitalisation: National Hospital, Abuja records N400m monthly IGR
While unveiling the 25th anniversary logo, former Chairman of the hospital’s governing board, Alhaji Hamza Sakwa, said that the glory…
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Cancer Diagnosis: Death sentence or new perspective to life?
By Folashade Akpan At 25 years and newly married, Mrs Elizabeth Awo-Ejeh was full of life and had her dreams…
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Less than 200 psychiatrists attend to over 200 million Nigerians – APN
The Association of Psychiatrists in Nigeria (APN), on Thursday, said that less than 200 psychiatrists attend to the mental health…
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