We have often been critical of some of the health reporting in our mainstream newspapers in Nigeria but this morning I have found a well...

by ndubuisi edeogaDespite all the best efforts of modern medicine, the cost of medical care keeps rising, for those who can afford it, and the...

A while ago we invited colleagues that had an informed view  on health issues in Nigeria to share this via this blog. Maybe, just maybe...

Dear Nigerian Health Community, Find below a list of  health related websites (in alphabetical order) in Nigeria that we monitor on your behalf. If you...

Its been a difficult 3 years for the health sector in Nigeria – but I guess its been a difficult 3 years for all sectors....

We as doctors, have power, enormous power in the Nigerian context. The power is bestowed on us by difficult entry qualifications into medical schools that admit only...

My professional association the Nigerian Medical Association has recently found its voice – it wants a Minister of Health that fits the following profile; “…...

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...