Have we, the Citizens, done our Part? It is a period of election in Nigeria. Vote counting is going on all across the country, and...

As the Ebola epidemic in West Africa slows and falls away from the headlines, there is a temptation to view this outbreak as an isolated...

While the experience of the average Nigerian with several sectors of the economy has evolved through the use of technology over the past decade, there...

As we approach the new date for the presidential elections, we decided to use the additional time provided by the postponement to scrutinize the two...

The World Health Organisation (WHO) recently appointed Dr Matshidiso Rebecca Moeti as the new Regional Director for WHO’s Africa Region (WHO AFRO) succeeding Dr Luis...

Nigeria has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world with 560 women dying for every 100,000 live births. Although there has been...

Last week, in anticipation of the now postponed Nigerian presidential elections on February 14th, we organized a 3 hour tweetathon, focusing on health, which has...

It’s election season in Nigeria, and the volume of the debates online and offline are reaching a deafening pitch. Interestingly the focus of most of...

By Ike Anya A few days ago while in Abuja, I was surprised to hear the news presenter announce that a Federal High Court had...

By Chizoba Wonodi Nigeria launched the introduction of the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV) into its childhood immunization schedule in Lokoja, on December 22nd 2014. PCV...

An interesting scenario played out in 2014. After a strike that lasted about two months, all resident doctors in Nigeria were sacked; the strike was...

We rarely have much to celebrate in the health sector, and broadly this is still the case. The fundamental reform that the sector requires to...