Special Reports and Investigations

In Sokoto, the rights of hundreds of betrothed girl children are infringed upon.

The women give various reasons for rejecting family planning with experts saying those reasons are myths.

Visits to communities slated for N10 million to N15 million projects, show un-executed, uncompleted or broken projects.

Many poor Nigerian women say they find care at formal health institutions cumbersome and the cost exorbitant

While the World Bank, EU and UK governments are rebuilding Nigeria's health centres, our government is taking the back seat...

The federal government flagged off the scheme last year, but PHCs remain almost commonly deficient in health care delivery.

Victims narrate their sordid experiences at government-run hospitals.

The centre was closed in 1991 by the Federal Government for rehabilitation and upgrading.

Abandoned, understaffed, and unequipped PHCs across Nigeria lead to deaths of many, mainly women and children.

Unqualified and overworked staff, abandoned facilities and lack of drugs are common tales from this critical sector across the country.

In Enugu State, several federal primary health facilities are either never constructed despite contracts, or left in tatters.

Amid ever growing reports of rape in Nigeria, more victims are finding it difficult to get justice.

The Standards Organisation of Nigeria and the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control have failed to act.

The federal government says it would renovate and equip at least one centre in every ward across Nigeria.

One in four (23 per cent) Nigerian teenage girls were already mothers or pregnant with their first child, a survey...

The National Institute for Pharmaceutical Research and Development has had no power supply for nine months.

Mrs. Yar’Adua in July 2009 held an elaborate fundraising event to mobilise N10 billion for the construction of the centre.

In Kano, about 55,000 children were treated for acute malnutrition in 2016, of the 397,515 estimated to be acutely malnourished.

Families of different victims narrated their sad experiences that caused the death of at least four people at the hospital.

A second diarrhoea outbreak caused the death of 10 people at the IDP camp.