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Officials from PLASCHEMA, Plateau State Primary Health Care Board & other MDAs are utilizing skills acquired from an ongoing LHSS Project-supported training in The National Institute, Kuru to develop their Annual Operational Plan (AOP). Elaine Baruwa 1/2

Nigeria’s immunisation programme faces funding gaps threatening progress towards child health goals. Without sustainable financing, gains in coverage could stall. Can the country bridge the gap and secure every child’s future? Find out in our latest #NHWPost by Ibukun Oguntola &

Nigeria’s maternal & child health outcomes are threatened by gaps in insurance coverage. Could health impact bonds be the solution to financing care sustainably? Find out in this #NHWPost by Iroegbu Chinwendu. T and Prudence Enema: bit.ly/45Mtvxz

Delays, high costs, and weak referral systems continue to put Nigerian mothers at risk, with devastating outcomes for women and their babies. In this #NHWPost, Onyedikachi and Vivianne Ihekweazu highlight this pathetic story of a woman who recently lost her twins and the urgent

#NHWQUOTEOFTHEWEEK Health is central to building human and social capital. It drives productivity, reduces inequality, and strengthens communities. To secure these gains, Nigeria must invest in a resilient health system that delivers equity, quality, and affordability for all.

Reliable power is the lifeline of quality healthcare. Without it, surgeries are disrupted, emergencies are delayed, and lives are put at risk. Stable electricity is non-negotiable for Nigeria’s tertiary hospitals. Today marks a significant step for Nigeria’s health sector as

How is your community holding healthcare delivery accountable? In #Kano Municipal Council, residents raised their voices for better health services, and their actions are beginning to spark change. See how in this week’s #CommunityHealthWatch report: nhwat.ch/3W4vfwi

What happens when men join the conversation on child spacing? Through traditional male gatherings and door-to-door outreach by MS Ladies, MSI Nigeria Reproductive Choices is engaging both men and women to make family planning a shared decision. Find out how in this week’s #NHWTorchlightSeries by

The countdown to the Solutions Journalism Africa Summit 2025 continues! This landmark event, themed “Reframing Africa’s Narratives Through Solutions-Focused Storytelling,” will bring together journalists, editors, and changemakers to explore how evidence-based reporting can

Nigerian inmates often struggle to access healthcare due to limited clinic services & high out-of-pocket costs. In this week’s #NHWTorchlightSeries, Mahdi Garba spotlights how the Kano State Contributory Health Scheme is enrolling inmates into its insurance program to bridge

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What does it take to enjoy #DettyDecember without turning a health scare into a financial crisis? Read this #NHWPost by Tzar Oluigbo on why health insurance should be part of every Nigerian’s holiday plan, and share your thoughts in the comment section: nhwat.ch/48Ss0zn

Evidence. Insight. Action. What do Nigerians really think about the health system and what does the data say? The 3rd Edition of the Nigeria Health Intelligence Report is out. It takes a hard look at what’s working, what isn’t, and what must change to deliver better health