Health

Brains on the Move: How workforce gaps are crippling Nigeria’s health agenda

By Adedayo Aderibigbe,Public Health Physician Nigeria is internationally classified as a low-middle-income country (LMIC) despite its regional reputation as one of Africa’s economic giants. With a surging population of over 230...

Lagos govt holds fitness walk, safety drive ahead of Eyo festival

Ahead of the annual Eyo masquerade festival, the Lagos State Government on Tuesday staged a fitness walk and...

Why Lagos moves to strengthen local emergency committees

The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening emergency preparedness at the...

NGO trains journalists on ethical reporting of SGBV

A non governmental organisation, Women Rights and Health Project (WRAHP), has trained journalists on ethical reporting of Sexual...

Dayo Daniel wins NSSF WeNiaija Health Advocacy Campaign

Dayo Alade Daniel has emerged winner of the 2025 WeNaija Health Advocacy Campaign receiving a prize of ₦1...
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Arizona can enforce an 1864 law criminalizing abortions – Court

— Arizona will soon join 14 other states that have banned abortion at all stages of pregnancy after a state Supreme Court ruling...

Dementia: WHO Launches Blueprint To Tackle Generational Health Challenge

The World Health Organisation (WHO), on Tuesday launched the first-ever research blueprint for tackling dementia.

Over 8,000 cases of TB recorded by Anambra Govt.

The Anambra State Government says it has detected more than 8,000 Tuberculosis (TB), cases against the targeted 13,000 cases in the state in 2022.

Antrax: Dealing with animal-to-man infections

There is no doubt that Nigeria has recorded notable improvements in healthcare through research and treatment.

Lagos gives update on the outbreak of Cholera

The Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Health, Mrs. Kemi Ogunyemi, says, the number of recorded fatalities as a result of the...

70% Nigerians Still Patronise Herbal Medicines – Agency

The Nigeria Natural Medicine Development Agency (NNMDA) said that 70 per cent of Nigerians still patronise herbal medicines, saying that it is as old as mankind.
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