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Unlocking the Value Chain in Motion: Testing Nigeria’s Bold Bet on Local Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

April 9, 2025

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Mahdi Garba (Lead Writer)In August 2023, Nigeria’s second-largest pharmaceutical company, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), announced its exit from the country, ending its 51-year presence….

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The Overlooked Importance of WASH in Addressing Nigeria’s Hunger and Malnutrition

By Nigeria Health Watch

April 6, 2025

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Chioma Nnamani (Lead Writer) On a bus ride from Enugu to Abuja three weeks ago, I found myself in conversation with a…

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Kenya and Nigeria’s Journey in Healthcare Financing and Achieving Universal Health Coverage in Africa

By Nigeria Health Watch

April 4, 2025

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This article was co-authored by Africa Health Business and Nigeria Health Watch as part of our advocacy efforts to raise awareness and…

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Why Increased Funding Is Not Enough to Reduce Nigeria’s Malnutrition Rates

By Nigeria Health Watch

March 26, 2025

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Zubaida Baba Ibrahim and Hadiza Mohammed (Lead Writers) The Nigerian government has followed through on its promise and increased its budgetary provisions…

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Healing Hidden Wounds: The Case for More Free Fistula Treatment Centres in Borno

By Nigeria Health Watch

March 22, 2025

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Zainab Yetunde Adam (Lead Writer) I was greeted by the hum of sewing machines in the livelihood training hall at the Centre…

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Nigeria’s Health System Must Eliminate Obstacles to Maternal Care for Women with Disabilities

By Nigeria Health Watch

March 17, 2025

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Prudence Enema (Lead Writer) When Amaka, a woman with a locomotor disability, went in search of prenatal care for the first time,…

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Rethinking Sustainable Health Financing in Africa: From Dependence to Partnership

By Nigeria Health Watch

March 15, 2025

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Oluoma Omeje and Chibuike Alagboso (Lead Writers) Even though Africa’s Health Agenda is closely aligned with the global health agenda, it faces…

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From Empty Plates to Empty Futures: The Economic Toll of Nigeria’s Malnutrition Crisis

By Nigeria Health Watch

March 14, 2025

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Olaoluwa Olatunde (Lead Writer) Malnutrition remains a public health emergency in Nigeria, with devastating consequences for both individuals and the nation’s economy….

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One Scar and A Lifetime of Suffering: The Link Between FGM and Obstetric Fistula

By Nigeria Health Watch

March 12, 2025

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Dr Adachi Ekeh (Lead Writer) It begins with a cut. A seemingly small incision; often celebrated as a rite of passage and…

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#IWD2025: Accelerating Women’s Access to Quality Care for Improved Maternal Outcomes

By Nigeria Health Watch

March 8, 2025

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Asari Ndem (Lead Writer) Access to quality maternal healthcare is influenced by how a society values women’s health and rights, impacting the…

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Floods, Drought, and Hunger: Unpacking the Dire Effects of Climate Change on Nutrition and Food Security

By Nigeria Health Watch

March 5, 2025

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Anwuli Nwankwo (Lead Writer) The world is grappling with interconnected challenges, including climate change, which is being seen through extreme weather events…

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Credit Alert for Good Food: Cash Transfer Programmes Are Boosting Maternal and Child Nutrition in Nigeria

By Nigeria Health Watch

February 28, 2025

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Safiya Shuaibu Isa (Lead writer) Globally, cash transfer programmes have emerged as a vital tool for enhancing nutrition outcomes, especially for pregnant…

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N-774: A Community-Centric Approach That Could Address Nigeria’s Malnutrition Crisis from the Ground Up

By Nigeria Health Watch

February 27, 2025

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Emeka Oguanuo and Favour Ani (Lead Writers) Weak community engagement often undermines efforts to tackle Nigeria’s malnutrition crisis. The Nutrition 774 (N-774)…

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Lost Before Their First Breath: The Reality of Stillbirths in Nigeria

By Nigeria Health Watch

February 22, 2025

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Tzar Oluigbo (Lead Writer) The hospital room smelled of antiseptic, but for Aisha [not real name], it might as well have been…

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Unlocking the Value Chain in Motion: Testing Nigeria’s Bold Bet on Local Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

The Overlooked Importance of WASH in Addressing Nigeria’s Hunger and Malnutrition

Kenya and Nigeria’s Journey in Healthcare Financing and Achieving Universal Health Coverage in Africa

Why Increased Funding Is Not Enough to Reduce Nigeria’s Malnutrition Rates

Healing Hidden Wounds: The Case for More Free Fistula Treatment Centres in Borno

Nigeria’s Health System Must Eliminate Obstacles to Maternal Care for Women with Disabilities

Rethinking Sustainable Health Financing in Africa: From Dependence to Partnership

From Empty Plates to Empty Futures: The Economic Toll of Nigeria’s Malnutrition Crisis

One Scar and A Lifetime of Suffering: The Link Between FGM and Obstetric Fistula

#IWD2025: Accelerating Women’s Access to Quality Care for Improved Maternal Outcomes

Floods, Drought, and Hunger: Unpacking the Dire Effects of Climate Change on Nutrition and Food Security

Credit Alert for Good Food: Cash Transfer Programmes Are Boosting Maternal and Child Nutrition in Nigeria

N-774: A Community-Centric Approach That Could Address Nigeria’s Malnutrition Crisis from the Ground Up

Lost Before Their First Breath: The Reality of Stillbirths in Nigeria

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