Articles by Nigeria Health Watch
You will might have read from the new and rich newspaper in Nigeria 123Next of the first coronary angioplasty and stenting procedure performed in Nigeria....
Read MoreOur country is an interesting place. In a single afternoon in Abuja N7 Billion (£28 million) was raised in a single day to finance HajiaTurai...
Read MoreWe have blogged several times about the lack of credible information collected on the website for the Nigerian Ministry of Health. We have argued that...
Read MoreImmunisation has been one of the primary drivers of this blog. The reason is simple. Childhood immunisation is widely recognized as the most effective public...
Read MoreIf we blogged about security issues in Nigeria – we would write at least one story on people we know personally that are kidnapped in...
Read MoreThe 1st to 8th of August has been declared National Child Health Week f by the Ministry of Health in association with UNICEF.They plan to...
Read MoreRecently we blogged on the unfortunate state of reporting health in the Nigerian press without context, without nuance and without analysis. In the last few...
Read MoreLast week we blogged about the strikes in the health sector. One thing has been obvious over the past few days are the efforts of...
Read Moreby guest – Iruka N Okeke On the 2nd of July, the UK Wellcome Trust announced a new and exciting program, which has the objective...
Read MoreSince we started out sharing our views on health in the Nigerian polity, one issue has bothered and challenged us….Why does health, so important to...
Read MoreWe are always excited to read about Nigerians actually walking the walk despite an environment that does not seem to encourage innovation in any form....
Read MoreOn the 12 November 2008 Nigerians living in the UK were shocked and traumatised by a documentary on “Saving Africa’s Witch Children” broadcast on ITV....
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