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Health · BusinessDay ·
Borno govt receives cholera, reproductive kits from Plan International
Borno State government has received cholera response supplies and reproductive health kits from Plan International, indicating support for public health and humanitarian needs in the state. The development centres on the delivery of medical and related materials aimed at disease prevention and reproductive care.
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Health · Daily Post ·
Tinubu approves key projects in health sector [FULL LIST]
President Bola Tinubu has approved several key projects in Nigeria’s health sector, with the report presenting the list of initiatives covered by the decision. The headline indicates a federal move affecting healthcare plans, but gives no further detail on funding, timelines, or implementation.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Why Maternal Deaths Remain Alarmingly High In Nigeria – UUTH CMD
A senior hospital official explains why maternal deaths remain high in Nigeria, highlighting ongoing challenges around pregnancy and childbirth. The report focuses on factors contributing to poor outcomes for mothers and draws attention to the scale of the health concern.
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Health · Premium Times ·
HMO Controversy: What Nigerians, hospitals need to know about health insurance
The report focuses on controversy involving health maintenance organisations and outlines key information Nigerians and hospitals should understand about health insurance, likely covering how HMOs operate, what responsibilities are involved, and issues affecting access to healthcare services.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·
Ondo govt restates commitment to effective healthcare system
The Ondo State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to building an effective healthcare system, signalling continued attention to health service delivery and sector improvement in the state. The statement points to ongoing government focus on strengthening healthcare access and overall public health administration.
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Health · The Punch ·
Doctors urge FG to subsidise insulin as prices surge to ₦25,000
Doctors have called on the Federal Government to subsidise insulin following a sharp rise in prices to about ₦25,000, highlighting growing concern over the affordability of a critical diabetes treatment for patients in Nigeria.
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Health · ThisDay ·
Kegites Elders Provide Free Healthcare, Sponsor Table Tennis Tournament
Kegites Elders organised free healthcare services and also sponsored a table tennis tournament, combining community welfare support with sports promotion. The initiative highlights their involvement in public health outreach and recreational activities within the community.
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Health · Vanguard ·
FG moves to decriminalise attempted suicide, targets 15% reduction by 2030
The Federal Government is moving to remove criminal penalties for attempted suicide as part of a broader mental health response, while setting a goal of reducing suicide-related cases by 15 per cent by 2030. The move signals a policy shift toward prevention and support.
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Health · Daily Post ·
Lagos warns consumers as sellers allegedly alter expiry dates on products
Lagos authorities have warned consumers to be cautious after allegations emerged that some sellers are altering expiry dates on products. The alert highlights concerns about product safety and urges buyers to check goods carefully before purchase.
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Health · The Punch ·
Ebola cases in DR Congo top 5,000 – Africa CDC
Africa CDC says Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo have exceeded 5,000, marking a significant development in the country’s outbreak situation. The update points to a rising public health burden in DR Congo, based on figures released by the continental health agency.
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Health · Vanguard ·
Ebola cases in DR Congo rise to 5,021, Africa CDC says
Africa CDC says Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo have risen to 5,021, indicating a continued increase in infections as health authorities monitor the outbreak and report the latest figures from the country.
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Health · Premium Times ·
Kano govt bans IV fluid, blood transfusion at patent medicine stores
The Kano State Government has prohibited patent medicine stores from administering intravenous fluids and carrying out blood transfusions. The move indicates a regulatory action affecting how basic medical services are provided at such outlets in the state.
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Health · Vanguard ·
Lagos Govt raises alarm over expired products in circulation
The Lagos State Government has warned about the circulation of expired products, signalling concern over public safety and consumer protection. The alert suggests authorities are drawing attention to the issue and may be urging residents, traders and relevant agencies to be more vigilant.
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Health · PM News ·
FG releases emergency medical numbers, urges Nigerians to dial 112
The Federal Government has released emergency medical contact numbers and asked Nigerians to use 112 to access urgent assistance. The notice points the public to a central emergency line as part of efforts to improve response during medical emergencies across the country.
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Health · The Punch ·
FG to decriminalise attempted suicide, approves Mental Health Act
The Federal Government has moved to remove criminal penalties for attempted suicide and has approved a Mental Health Act, signalling a policy shift toward treating suicide attempts and mental health issues through healthcare and legal reform rather than punishment.
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Health · Premium Times ·
WHO says DRC Ebola outbreak remains far from control
The World Health Organization says the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is still not under control, indicating that containment efforts remain insufficient and the public health emergency continues to pose a serious challenge in the country.
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Health · The Punch ·
Mad cow disease case confirmed on UK farm
A case of mad cow disease has been confirmed on a farm in the United Kingdom, signalling a livestock health incident that may prompt official monitoring, containment measures, and further investigation by relevant authorities.
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Health · Daily Post ·
Nigerian Govt releases emergency medical numbers
The Nigerian government has released emergency medical contact numbers, indicating a public health update aimed at helping residents quickly access urgent medical assistance when needed. The announcement points to efforts to improve emergency response information and make critical health support easier to reach.
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Health · Leadership News ·
FG Approves Decriminalisation Of Attempted Suicide In Nigeria
The Federal Government has approved the decriminalisation of attempted suicide in Nigeria, signalling a policy move to stop treating suicide attempts as a criminal offence. The development points to a shift in how the issue may be addressed within the country’s legal and public health systems.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·
Oyo govt seeks stronger HIV prevention through evidence-based data
The Oyo State Government is pushing for stronger HIV prevention efforts by relying more on evidence-based data. The move suggests a focus on using verified information to guide planning, improve public health responses, and target interventions more effectively across affected communities.