By Tue Apr 27 2021 A new report released by the Partnership for Advocacy in Child and Family Health at Scale project ( PACFaH@Scale) has revealed that Nigeria is yet to implement its pledge to allocate 15% of its annual budget to the health sector, 20 years after it made the pledge. The project is implemented by 23 Nigerian health advocacy civil society organizations and anchored and coordinated by the (dRPC) which builds capacity for the expansion of social capital and accountability in the country. On April 27, 2001 , African Heads of States at a summit hosted by Nigeria in Abuja promised to allocate 15% of their total budget to health. Since then some countries in the region have implemented the pledge popularly called the ‘Abuja Declaration.’