NCDC reports 318 confirmed Lassa fever cases with 70 deaths, urging early treatment and preventive measures nationwide.

Kenya plans to roll out a breakthrough drug called lenacapavir in March, which offers 99.9% HIV prevention.

The Ministry of Health orders directors with eight years tenure to retire immediately, enforcing Public Service Rules 2021.

Dangote Cement plans state-of-the-art hospital in Obajana in Kogi state to provide modern healthcare for thousands of residents.

Senator Mao Ohuabunwa, has urged the federal government to consider declaring a national emergency on the fight against cancer.

Health Minister Pate says only ₦36 million of the ministry’s ₦218 billion 2025 capital budget has been released so far.

NAFDAC clarifies claims on Amoxicillin ban as false, urges Nigerians to rely on verified updates and safety alerts only.

Cancer specialist urges public education, early detection, and screening to cut Nigeria’s cancer burden.

Medical council warns that limited housemanship capacity leaves 2,000 doctors idle annually, worsening brain drain and healthcare manpower shortages.

Nine states allocate 15 percent or more of their 2026 budgets to healthcare, advancing Abuja Declaration goals.

NSIA has partnered with IFC to deliver modern diagnostic and oncology centres, create jobs and improve access to specialised healthcare ascross Nigeria.

FCTA threatens sanctions on facilities failing clinical protocols, assuring residents of antivenom access and strengthened emergency care.

Eden Harris says artificial intelligence can reduce delays and improve emergency response in Nigerian hospitals.

Nigeria faces a severe nutrition crisis, with 24 million children anaemic and 58% of women affected, says NDHS.

Lagos’ Prostate Clinic has successfully carried out West Africa’s first robotic gynaecological surgery, removing ovarian tumours from a 30-year-old woman

Kano health authorities warn population growth is straining facilities as projected births rise sharply in 2026.

Paediatricians warn Nigeria loses over 800 newborns daily to preventable diseases, malnutrition, vaccine hesitancy and weak healthcare systems.

Rivers State health insurance agency plans to extend coverage to tertiary institutions, targeting student enrolment to expand universal healthcare access.

ACPN says national laws permit registered pharmacies to include laboratory facilities and conduct approved point of care tests.

Dr Seyi Oyesola says modern monitoring, training and protocols have drastically reduced anesthesia risks in Nigerian healthcare facilities.