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Nigeria is Betting on Local Mosquito Net Manufacturing to Strengthen Its Fight Against Malaria
06 Jan
By Nigeria Health Watch
Nigeria is Betting on Local Mosquito Net Manufacturing to Strengthen Its Fight Against Malaria

Yasir Jamal Bakare (Lead writer) Nigeria accounts for roughly one in every four malaria cases worldwide, and nearly one in three malaria deaths. This places...

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Nigeria–US Health MoU: What It Means for Financing, Sovereignty, and Accountability
04 Jan
By Nigeria Health Watch
Nigeria–US Health MoU: What It Means for Financing, Sovereignty, and Accountability

At the start of every year, Nigeria Health Watch takes stock of the trends likely to influence Nigeria’s health landscape. This year is different. Instead...

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Rewriting Nutrition Myths Through Community Health Literacy Club
02 Jan
By Nigeria Health Watch
Rewriting Nutrition Myths Through Community Health Literacy Club

For years, women in Kura Local Government Area, Kano State, believed that eating protein during menstruation was dangerous. This nutrition myth, passed from mothers to...

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Keeping Noma Under Control: Why Nigeria Must Not Lose Momentum
29 Dec
By Nigeria Health Watch
Keeping Noma Under Control: Why Nigeria Must Not Lose Momentum

Dr. Adachi Ekeh and Sheriff Gbadamosi (Lead writers) For too long, noma has remained a disease of silence, devastating children in extremely poor and socially...

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Revitalised but Struggling: Dogon Kurmi PHC in Darkness
25 Dec
By Nigeria Health Watch
Revitalised but Struggling: Dogon Kurmi PHC in Darkness

For over two years, residents of Dogon Kurmi Primary Health Care (PHC) have accessed healthcare in near-total darkness. A revitalised health centre meant to save...

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Why Health Insurance Must Be On Every Nigerian’s Holiday Plan
24 Dec
By Nigeria Health Watch
Why Health Insurance Must Be On Every Nigerian’s Holiday Plan

Tzar Oluigbo (Lead writer) Across Nigeria, December has its own rhythm. Flights are packed, roads are busier, and plans for family reunions, weddings, and “just...

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Smart Paper Technology is Transforming Community Health Data Capture in The Gambia
22 Dec
By Nigeria Health Watch
Smart Paper Technology is Transforming Community Health Data Capture in The Gambia

Yero S. Bah (Lead writer) For decades, health facilities across The Gambia have relied on paper registers to record antenatal, delivery, postnatal, immunisation, and child...

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No More Delays: An Urgent Call to Turn Nigeria’s Healthcare Dreams into Reality
20 Dec
By Nigeria Health Watch
No More Delays: An Urgent Call to Turn Nigeria’s Healthcare Dreams into Reality

Dr Emeka Kanebi (Lead writer) The time to act is now. Nigeria can no longer afford to let healthcare aspirations remain mere rhetoric. Transformative results...

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NIGERIA AND UNITED STATES SIGN LANDMARK AGREEMENT TO STRENGTHEN HEALTH SECURITY, EXPAND PRIMARY CARE, AND DRIVE SELF-RELIANCE
20 Dec
By Nigeria Health Watch
NIGERIA AND UNITED STATES SIGN LANDMARK AGREEMENT TO STRENGTHEN HEALTH SECURITY, EXPAND PRIMARY CARE, AND DRIVE SELF-RELIANCE

The Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Government of the United States of America today signed a landmark technical Memorandum of Understanding...

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Open Letter to the Distinguished Senators and Honourable Members: Pass the Customs and Excise Tariffs (Consolidation) (Amendment) Bill
19 Dec
By Nigeria Health Watch
Open Letter to the Distinguished Senators and Honourable Members: Pass the Customs and Excise Tariffs (Consolidation) (Amendment) Bill

Nigeria Health Watch Dear Distinguished Senators and Honourable Members, Nigeria faces a “double burden of disease” where diseases such as HIV, malaria, and Lassa fever...

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How The Facility Health Committee is Keeping Krosha Clinic Open Amid Neglect and Decay
18 Dec
By Nigeria Health Watch
How The Facility Health Committee is Keeping Krosha Clinic Open Amid Neglect and Decay

For residents of Krosha, in Kaduna State, keeping their only health clinic open has become a daily struggle shadowed by decay, neglect, and fear. What...

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Beyond Aid: How Health Data Is Becoming the New Currency of Global Power
18 Dec
By Nigeria Health Watch
Beyond Aid: How Health Data Is Becoming the New Currency of Global Power

Oladimeji Solomon Yemi (Lead writer)For decades, global health governance was shaped by aid flows, multilateral institutions, and shared norms of solidarity. Countries received funding, technical...

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