Gap between budgeted and released health funds is killing lives – Dr. Casmir Ifeanyi
As the country’s health system struggle under poor budget releases, the National President of the Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria, AMLSN, Dr. Casmir Ifeanyi, has expressed worry that Nigeria’s healthcare system is under severe strain as budgeted funds for the health sector are not being fully released, a situation, he said threatens lives, cripples hospitals, and demoralises healthcare workers.
$1.17b Nigerian Accessories market attracts America-based MICRODIA
The Nigerian Mobile Accessories Market is valued at approximately USD 1.17 billion as at 2025. However, it is projected to grow astronomically considering the way it is growing at a steady CAGR of 6%.
Benue Govt flags off free digital skills for 23,000 youths
To tackle youth unemployment and equip young people for the digital economy, the Benue State Government has officially launched the 23,000 Benue Youth Free Digital Skills Training Programme.
MTN buys IHS towers for $2.2bn
Telecommunications service provider, MTN Group, yesterday announced a proposed acquisition of the remaining shares in IHS Towers, in a deal that will see the telecom giant increase its shareholding to 100 per cent and take the company private.
Delta women invoke traditional curses, protest rising kidnappings, others
Women from 14 communities in Amukpe District, Sapele Local Government Area of Delta State, on February 12, 2026, staged a dramatic protest against rising insecurity, publicly laying curses on suspected kidnappers, drug dealers and other criminal elements.
Resident doctors, ECEWS partner to revamp Akwa Ibom primary healthcare
By Ebunoluwa Sessou In a decisive move poised to reshape community health outcomes, the Association of Resident Doctors, Akwa Ibom State, ARD-AKS, has initiated a high-impact partnership with the Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme, ECEWS, signaling a strengthened multi-sector approach to public health advancement in the state. The collaboration was formalised during a strategic courtesy […]
