Flipping through the dailies in Nigeria, it is good to note how HIV/AIDS prevention messages have evolved and developed ….from the days of “AIDS KILLS!”....

The insistence of Covenant University, believed to be Nigeria’s best private University to justify their policy of pre-graduation compulsory HIV and pregnancy screening as a...

The appointment of Professor Grange as Minister of Health continues to draw plaudits as many commentators compare her appointment to that of another paediatrician Professor...

Finally after nearly two months of waiting, Nigeria has a new Minister of Health, Professor Adenike Grange. Dr. Grange has served as the President of...

From Chikwe in Nigeria: Being in Nigeria at the moment, I picked up the papers to catch up on what is going on (online versions...

Good news for public health planning, evaluation and research. The Federal Government has said it would on July 24, formally launch a nationwide child birth...

The Nigerian Public Health Network published this just before the new Nigerian government came into power as a discussion document. As we still wait for...

It’s good to see that Nigeria is finally moving against British American Tobacco. A report in The Independent states that the Kano State Government has...

Nigeria is estimated to have the 3rd largest number of people living with HIV in the world after India and South Africa HIV and the...

Photos from TED Global 2007 http://www.nigeriahealthwatch.com/ Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed people can change the world; indeed it is the only...

Having been recommended by a friend, I ended up with 99 other young Africans that received a fellowship to attend a conference called TEDGlobal in...

It is now common knowledge that Pfizer used a drug trovafloxacin (commonly called Trovan) to treat Nigerians in a 1996 cerebrospinal meningitis (CSM) outbreak in...