In Nigeria, persistent gaps in healthcare funding, infrastructure and human resources continue to hinder disease prevention efforts, contributing to high rates of infectious diseases as well as maternal and infant mortality. These challenges are particularly acute for neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), which disproportionately affect vulnerable and underserved communities. In response, companies like IHS Nigeria are supporting public health systems through targeted, community-led interventions.

#Nigeria is strengthening primary health care for more than 25 million people—improving maternal, newborn, and child health, and making health systems more resilient. 👩🏽‍⚕️Meet the health workers and mothers at the heart of Nigeria’s health transformation. Their stories show why investing in health systems matters for every family. #HealthWorks 👇 Watch, learn, and share! | World Bank Nigeria

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This week's #NHWTop10 Health News in Nigeria is packed with information you shouldn't miss it! From major advancements in medical research to important updates. We have compiled a list of the top 10 health stories to keep you stay informed with the latest in the sector. Click here to find out. ➡ https://nhwat.ch/3w8NZRR | Nigeria Health Watch

The Future of Health conference series has become the premier forum where the hopes and aspirations of Nigerians for their health sector are articulated. This year, we will explore the business of health in Nigeria and how it can drive some of the improvements that the sector desperately needs. Interested in attending? Apply now at: https://nhwat.ch/2haHszm #BizofHealthNG | Nigeria Health Watch