Oluoma Omeje, Author at Nigeria Health Watch

Transforming Healthcare Access in Kano State: BHCPF’s Sustained Funding and Accountability

By Oluoma Omeje

July 15, 2024

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Historically, access to healthcare in Nigeria has been a significant challenge, with out-of-pocket (OOP) expenditure accounting for approximately 70% of healthcare financing — among…

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Building Evidence to Combat Sexual Violence and Unsafe Abortions in Nigeria

By Oluoma Omeje

July 5, 2024

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At this very moment, somewhere around the world, a woman or girl is experiencing some form of sexual violence. This devastating infringement…

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Promoting Accreditation for Community Health Service in Nigeria

By Oluoma Omeje

March 16, 2024

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The private sector plays a major role in reducing inequities in access to health, with over 54% of the private sector outlets…

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Securing the Lifeline: Strengthening Nigeria Medical Oxygen Security

By Oluoma Omeje

February 28, 2024

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Medical oxygen is an essential lifesaving medicine used in a wide range of situations in health facilities, including surgery, trauma, internal medicine,…

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The U=U Advocacy Campaign - Ending AIDS as a Public Health Threat

By Oluoma Omeje

December 5, 2023

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Nigeria ranks among the top three countries in the world with the highest burden of Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV), with over two…

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Transforming Healthcare Access in Kano State: BHCPF’s Sustained Funding and Accountability

Building Evidence to Combat Sexual Violence and Unsafe Abortions in Nigeria

Promoting Accreditation for Community Health Service in Nigeria

Securing the Lifeline: Strengthening Nigeria Medical Oxygen Security

The U=U Advocacy Campaign - Ending AIDS as a Public Health Threat

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