Articles by Nigeria Health Watch
Editor’s Note: This week’s Thought Leadership opinion piece comes from Dr. Uchenna Ewelike, a Senior Health Economist. He re-echo’s the importance of Universal Health Coverage...
Read MoreWhen Dr. Bello Olubenga started out his career as a gynaecologist at Maitama District Hospital in Abuja, helping mothers deliver healthy babies was his biggest...
Read MoreA new year is here, the end of one decade and the beginning of another, depending on where you place your marker. The year that...
Read MoreThere are so many stories of giving birth in Nigeria. From good to not so great. These stories come from people in all classes of...
Read MoreBuhari rolls out Basic Health Care Provision Fund. Immunisation: FG, Bill Gates Foundation Sign $75m Financing Agreement. The road to NAIIS: UNAIDS’ role in better...
Read MoreA welcome visit from Gavi As 2019 wound down to its close and holiday plans were being made, arrangements were also being made for a high-level...
Read MoreForbes Names PharmAccess among Top 50 Brands in Nigeria. Cholera cases drop 60% globally, as Nigeria records significant progress – WHO. Reps lament brain drain...
Read MoreEditor’s Note: For UHC Day on December 12th, The Nigeria Health Watch team in partnership with Centre for Family Health Initiative (CFHI), held a Community...
Read MoreEnsuring that people everywhere have access to affordable, quality healthcare at the point of need, is an imperative that requires urgent action. Access is one...
Read More2030: FHIS seeks adequate policies to achieve UHC. Malaria: EU/UNICEF programme treats 16,992 children in Adamawa. PharmAccess partners EDC to build capacity of healthcare professionals....
Read MoreEditor’s Note: In this Thought Leadership Piece, Nigeria Health Watch Health Events Manager, Thelma Thomas highlights the breakdown of sanitation in Nigeria and how this...
Read MoreGraduating from a top accelerator or incubator can be as career-defining for a startup founder as an elite university diploma. The intensive programmes, which are often just...
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