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Celebrating Womanhood: The Art of Elevating Women’s Voices for Quality Healthcare

By Nigeria Health Watch | April 18, 2023

By Dabri Olohije Ohanu and Oluoma Omeje (Lead Writers) Listening to women’s voices, needs and unique perspectives is paramount to improving access to quality, respectful maternal healthcare. In 2021, Nigeria Health Watch conceptualised the Celebrating Womanhood Art Gala, as a “Health Meets Art” initiative aimed at raising greater awareness about maternal health issues, among a […]

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Ganawa PHC: Abandoned for Four Years

By Nigeria Health Watch | April 15, 2023

Ganawa, a community with an estimated 2000 to 3000 people, in Tungan Wawa ward of Kontagora Local Government Area (LGA), Niger State, has been without access to healthcare for four years. Despite complaints to the authorities, nothing has been done to revive the Ganawa primary healthcare centre (PHC) centre that has been seemingly abandoned for […]

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Top Ten News Items on Health, 14th April 2023

By Nigeria Health Watch | April 14, 2023

Expert urges incoming administration to prioritise PHCs. Ehanire inaugurates policy documents to enhance national healthcare delivery. Kaduna records steady decline in malnutrition-induced deaths in children – Official. Nigeria not achieving 15% Abuja Declaration on healthcare improvement, says WHO. Using Art to Promote Quality Maternal Healthcare for Women. ‘Vaccine is most powerful historical tool to reduce […]

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R-Jolad: Unveils New R-Jolad Plus Premium Facility, Offers Top Quality Medical Services.

By Nigeria Health Watch | April 13, 2023

R-Jolad, a Multi-Specialist hospital group in Nigeria providing quality and affordable healthcare, has recently unveiled the new R-Jolad Plus facility, a premium and affordable hospital chain designed to provide the middle-income class with a multi-specialised medical experience in Gbagada, Lagos. Prior to this, R-Jolad Hospital fondly known as the People’s Hospital has been operating as […]

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What Must Nigeria do to Achieve Zero Hunger by 2030?

By Nigeria Health Watch | April 12, 2023

By Michael Atima and Olayemi Amusile (Lead Writers) The world is currently grappling with a severe food crisis. In 2021, 2.3 billion people globally (over 30% of the world’s population) were food insecure and the World Food Programme (WFP) expects this number to increase by 345.2 million in 2023. According to the State of Food […]

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