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Nigeria is Africa’s most populous nation, with over 200 million people. It’s a vibrant country full of entrepreneurial energy and talent, but it’s also a country affected by poverty and disease. Almost 90 million Nigerians live in extreme poverty. Some 4,000 Nigerians die from malaria every week, mainly small children and pregnant women, 31% of the worldwide total. With close to 2 million people living with HIV, Nigeria has the third highest number of HIV-positive people in the world (afte...

In the spirit of the law, plan, policy and budget continuum, the allocation seems insufficient to meet Nigeria’s UHC framework

A breakdown of the budget showed that the health sector got N1.33tn, equivalent to about five per cent of the proposed budget.

There was a report by ONE Campaign, an International organization which keeps track of progress on Millennium Development Goals and development financing in Africa, submitted May 29, 2013, to the African Development bank, during the Bank’s annual General meeting in Marrakech, Morocco.

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Universal health coverage could save millions of lives and shift the global trajectory of the fight against the worlds deadliest diseases.

The foreign exchange rate as at November 30 stood at US$1:5 791,08.

Moreover, despite projections of El Niño weather conditions, the proposed budget earmarked only 7,39% of the budget toward the agricultural sector, down from 8,05% in 2023.

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A new set of HIV Prevention & Accountability reports developed by Frontline AIDS and community partners in India and nine countries in Africa show that