Canadian Professor Urges Nigerian Government To Prioritise Primary Healthcare Funding
“For the primary healthcare system to be functional, you need to put funds into it,” says Professor of Medicine Ugwumba.
“For the primary healthcare system to be functional, you need to put funds into it,” says Professor of Medicine Ugwumba.
Deputy Oil Minister Lokpobiri confirms Nigeria’s adherence to OPEC quotas, emphasizing the nation’s pursuit of economic growth through higher production.
EU and Nigerian government collaborate to combat environmental waste, marking International Zero Waste Day for the first time.
Customs boss Adeniyi attributes success to dedicated personnel, acknowledges officers’ efforts in boosting revenue and combating smuggling activities.
The president of Botswana has threatened to send 20,000 elephants to Germany due to a conservation disagreement.
Nigeria’s newly-enacted student loan law will give tertiary students access to low interest loans to cover academic fees.
UNODC is donating wildlife monitoring and enforcement equipment to the Nigeria’s environmental regulator.
Eight-Year-Old girl who survived a bus crash that killed 45 in South Africa will be discharged to return to Botswana.
Nigeria’s electricity regulator says money made from increased tariffs will go into the development of transmission infrastructure.
A severe drought affecting southern Africa has led Zimbabwe to declare a state of disaster.
“The army is authorised to make arrests because we have a joint interrogation center,” says Nigeria’s Defence Chief, Christopher Musa.
Tinubu says late NLC president, Ali Ciroma, stood up for the independence of the labour union.
Nigeria’s revised electricity tariff primarily targets consumers enjoying 20 hours of supply, sparing many previously classified as Band A customers.
“We will not do anything against any innocent Nigerian, we are only after the bad guys,” says General Christopher Musa.
Ghanaian Police have put a 12-year-old girl and her mother under protective custody after her marriage to a 63-year-old priest.
Following his inauguration on Tuesday, Senegal President Diomaye Faye wasted no time in announcing Ousmane Sonko as his prime minister.
Atedo Peterside says state capture is worse than corruption as it can be achieved legally and constitutionally.
Eight persons arrested in an operation to curb land grabbing in Abuja are set to face prosecution.
Education minister Tahir assures transformation in education sector with unveiling of 13 pillars roadmap, promises improved system.
JAMB has implemented a “No Verification, No Admission” policy to weed out fake results.
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