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“We are grateful to God for bringing everyone safely home and wish you great happiness during your stay.”

Ms Zamba said the equity fund, supported by 1 per cent of Lagos State's consolidated revenue, sets a benchmark ensuring ...

The Namadi administration has reduced the burden of poverty through healthcare financing and has championed initiatives to reduce out-of-pocket expenses ...

“Though we grief over those that died, we give kudos to doctors without borders for saving the lives of those ...

“As part of our efforts to build a new and prosperous Kogi State, we have developed a 32-year state development ...

The Abia governor stated this in a goodwill message on Tuesday to mark this year’s International Day of Persons with ...

Panelists identified low financing as a major gap in healthcare services in Nigeria.

Fulani Kwajafa served as the first African to chair the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs in 1993.

The lawmaker who sponsored the bill said the healthcare sector is grappling with a mass migration of workers and the ...

The programme aims to provide beneficiaries with free primary and secondary healthcare services for 12 months.

Mr Pate said millions of children worldwide suffer from untreated vision conditions, hindering their education and future potential.

The programme, which was flagged off on 1 October, 2024, at the Banquet Hall, Government House, Dutse by Governor Umar ...

The lawmaker who is the Chairperson of the 10th Senate Committee on Health (Secondary and Tertiary), called for urgent action ...

The World Health Organisation (WHO) revealed that over half of the global population, 4.5 billion individuals, are deprived of comprehensive ...

Mr Pate said the policy would create an environment that encourages professional development and stability, even as it seeks to ...

“These decisions I made were necessary if we must reverse the decades of economic mismanagement that didn’t serve us well."

The governor sacked Samuel Alli on Monday, saying the ex-commissioner was a barrier to his administration “finishing strong”.

The minister said the dialogue was organised as a part of the nation’s commitment to revamping the health system using ...

Mr Alausa said the government is focused on boosting growth in the health sector, but has no plans to commercialise ...

Mr Obi said he is particularly concerned about the training of nurses “because they are at the centre of our ...

I challenge that legislator. If you are very popular, in 2027 come and run under Abuja, we will fail you. ...

With the President’s approval, the next line of action is for the Attorney General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi, to ...

Mr Obi described the move as a clear show of insensitivity to the suffering of the Nigerian people.

The Nigerian leader also called for a more effective local government system.

The ministry’s permanent secretary, Ibrahim Kana, said President Bola Tinubu approved the creation of a new HMO.