by ndubuisi edeogaEighteen months. That is the average duration of Health ministers tenures in Africa. This is according to Dr Nigel Crisp in his book...

What a difference it would make if all the large companies that do business in Nigeria begin to invest in the country’s growth….and not just...

MANSAG is the Medical Association of Nigerians across Great Britain. Despite the odds, this association has been growing from strength to strength in supporting Nigerian doctors in the UK. Recently their...

March 21 is the day South Africans and the rest of the world  marked the 50th anniversary of the Sharpeville Massacre, a turning point in...

We import almost everything in Nigeria. We import our consumables from China and Thailand, we ask Julius Berger to import our infrastructure, we ask Siemens to build...

We forget easily as people. These days, reflecting on the most recent change of guard at the Federal Ministry of Health, it is an opportune...

Our Acting president has dissolved the Federal Executive Council. Conventional wisdom suggests that some of the ministers will be re-appointed while others will loose their...

Despite the rhetoric about apparent growth in some sectors of the Nigerian economy ours remains one of the most unequal countries in the world. But...

Do not look away – these are OUR children – children as old as mine, killed in Jos, in OUR Nigeria, in 2010. All Children…how...

Find this video from 1948 Nigeria received via Naijablog. Notice the tight interface between clinical medicne and public health…even in 1948! http://www.nigeriahealthwatch.com/ Never doubt that a small group...

This is a guest post by Tarry Asoka First published on the Carenet Website. Here Nigeria is a federal country of 36 States – federating...

A few days ago we posted a blog on the job for the CEO/CMD for Nigeria’s premier public hospital – The National Hospital, Abuja. This hospital is...