Articles by Nigeria Health Watch
We 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....
Read MoreSometimes..out of the quagmire of the Nigerian political space….a leader emerges that is head and shoulders above his peers. When he shes does, we really...
Read MoreRecently I was involved in a conversation with a colleague who writes on health issues in South Africa. We discussed about the healty and vibrant...
Read MoreNew voice out of our troubled country…If you have not…bookmark this blog – Suleiman’s Blog Now read this excerpt… I am Nigerian…I have millions of...
Read MoreIn a recent posting about the annual MANSAG dinner, I promised to share with you the promise made by the High Commissioner of our Federal...
Read MoreDirector in the Federal Ministry of Health: Dr Nasidi speaks on Swine Flu…(at the beginning of the outbreak) Nigeria Osotimehin Mobilises Against Swine Flu –...
Read Moreby ndubuisi edeoga The jury is out; with the World Health Organizations (WHO) recent, first ever report on worldwide road safety shows that low and...
Read MoreWhen in 2003, the Polio crisis first broke in Kano and threatend the Global Polio Eradication efforts, the public health community around the world were...
Read MoreOrganising Nigerian doctors will never been an easy task. The Medical Association of Nigerian Specialists and General Practitioners have been doing this in the UK...
Read MoreLast week I was at the annual conference of the European Society of Pediatric Infectious Disease in Brussels. There was a buzz in the room...
Read MoreFor a few years I have reviewed abstracts for the International AIDS conferences. Nigerians have often met in these conferences. While we remain proud of...
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