1,000 pregnant women are set to benefit from free delivery, primary health care services, and health insurance as part of an initiative called the SaveMamaPikin project, launched in Kaduna. Yahaya …
Category:
Health
-
-
Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has re-commissioned the Bamalli Nuhu Maternity Hospital following extensive renovations conducted by his administration. In a statement on Thursday by the Governor’s spokesperson, Sunusi …
-
Staffers at Murtala Muhammed Specialist Hospital were urged to return to their normal places of work The directives followed the withdrawal of the earlier industrial action embarked upon by workers …
-
The Federal Government has unveiled a nationwide free cesarean section initiative aimed at reducing Nigeria’s alarming maternal mortality rates. Prof. Mohammed Ali Pate, Minister of Health and Social Welfare, disclosed …
-
Governor Abba Kabir has appealed to the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) to suspend their strike action at Murtala Muhammed Soecial Hospital to avoid putting the lives of over 20 million …
-
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) in Kano State has announced an indefinite withdrawal of medical services at Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital, starting Wednesday at noon. In a statement signed by …
-
Minister of Health and Social Welfare Prof Ali Pate has said that the federal government has disbursed 45 billion Naira directly to states to strengthen primary healthcare facilities. The minister …
-
The Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Muhammad Pate, has announced that N45bn has been disbursed directly to Primary Healthcare Centres across the country through the Basic Health Care …
-
In a strategic move to bolster religious advocacy for family planning, The Challenge Initiative (TCI) organized a refresher training for the Interfaith Public Health Advocacy Lagos State (IPHAL) on Tuesday. …
-
The Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey, NDHS, 2023-24 has revealed a significant gap in childhood immunisation across Nigeria, with 31 per cent of children aged 12–23 months who did not …
