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By Nigeria Health Watch | April 20, 2016

Making our Voices Count: Active Citizenship for Health

We can see from other sectors in Nigeria, how active citizenship is driving change. From the elections, to the increased responsiveness of government in various sectors, Nigerians are finding their voices and using it. Most sectors are recognising this, even the Nigerian Police Force has recently set up a Complaint Response Unit. So, why is […]

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Defining the Health Sector of our Dreams in Nigeria – Future of Health Conference 2015

By Nigeria Health Watch | May 19, 2015

On Thursday June 18 2015, Nigeria Health Watch invites you to join health professionals, health enthusiasts, government agencies and the media to articulate our hopes and aspirations for the Nigerian health sector following the historic 2015 presidential elections. We will do so at a conference titled ‘The Future of Health’. The conference will hold at […]

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SURE-P MCH: Fighting for the Life of every Mother and every Child

By Nigeria Health Watch | September 23, 2014

Following the feedback from our story on the work of Pro Health International, we realised that very little is known by many Nigerians on what is going on in various parts of the health sector in Nigeria. We will be visiting many of these projects and programmes in the next few months to bring these […]

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An inconvenient truth about WEFA, the economy and health

By Nigeria Health Watch | May 7, 2014

This article was written from home, as most residents of Abuja have been asked not to go to work to ensure the safe deliberation of WEFA attendees… Everyone that matters in corporate Africa is in Abuja this week! As we have all heard by now, Nigeria’s GDP was rebased recently and this singular action elevated […]

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#BringBackOurDaughters

By Nigeria Health Watch | May 3, 2014

This piece was contributed by Ifeanyi Nsofor. Ifeanyi is a public health physician, working for EpiAfric, in Abuja, Nigeria.  Lately in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, it has become difficult to know what to do. Some days hurt, other days hurt more. We drive around the city’s broad roads, stare at the new World Trade Centre […]

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