WHO has said African countries require US$4.5 billion yearly for comprehensive TB programmes 

Nigeria adopts technology and approves $54m drugs to combat tuberculosis, strengthen diagnostics, and prevent shortages of life-saving medicines.

Tokunbo Wahab says Lagos is using AI systems to monitor waterways and detect early signs of flooding across the state.

Lassa fever deaths rise in Nigeria despite fewer infections, with late treatment and poor sanitation worsening outbreak outcomes nationwide

Lagos state governor Sanwo-Olu reintroduces monthly sanitation from April, urging residents to take collective responsibility for keeping Lagos clean.

Consultant nephrologist Ebun Bamgboye warns kidney disease affects 10% globally, urging early screening, healthy lifestyles, and better treatment access.

Nigeria receives long-acting injectable Lenacapavir for HIV prevention, expanding PrEP options and improving adherence for populations at risk.

NAUTH management pledges to meet students and board over tuition increase, insisting fees remain among the most affordable in South East Nigeria.

Edo capital ranks among 25 global finalists, earning funding and recognition for bold solutions to healthcare delivery challenges.

First Lady Oluremi Tinubu urges Nigerians to support and care for elderly citizens, highlighting new senior citizens’ centre in Uyo.

Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed launches malaria vaccine for 280,000 children, advances maternal nutrition programs, and boosts health sector investment across Bauchi State.

NCDC warns states in the African meningitis belt about CSM outbreak, urges preventive measures, early detection, and prompt treatment to save lives.

Two men convicted for producing and distributing counterfeit alcoholic beverages in Lagos, receiving a combined 40-year prison sentence.

Head, Department of Disease Prevention, NCDC, Dr. Tochi Okwor says her department is boosting infection prevention across Nigerian health facilities.

The Association of Psychiatrists in Nigeria has condemned the killing of a consultant psychiatrist, demanding justice 

Euracare backs suspended doctors, questions MDCN process, and pledges cooperation amid probe into Nkanu Esege’s death.

Benue state has confirmed the death of 10 health workers following an outbreak of Lassa fever.

WHO highlights Nigeria’s steady malaria decline, improved prevention and treatment, and successful vaccine rollout across targeted states.

International Management and Health System Expert Jerry Ohikere says Nigerians seek medical care abroad due to distrust in local hospitals.

Director of the Abuja School of Thought, Sam Amadi, warns withheld health funds threaten primary healthcare, rural immunisation, and Nigeria’s ability to meet 2030 SDGs.