Xenophobia: National Assembly suspends South Africa visits

The National Assembly has suspended all official visits to South Africa and announced a boycott of South African-hosted legislative activities over continuing reports of xenophobic attacks against Nigerians and other African nationals in the country.
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Self-care key to curbing Nigeria’s rising disease burden — Experts

… Say hospitals can’t cope if Nigerians ignore prevention, rational drug useBy Chioma Obinna As Nigeria battles a growing burden of chronic and non-communicable diseases, health experts have called for an urgent shift from hospital-centred healthcare to preventive self-care, warning that the country’s health system and household finances cannot withstand the rising cost of treating […]

Getting performance contract practices right in Africa as reform imperative

By Tunji Olaopa (Being Paper Delivered at the United Nations Commission for Africa (UN-ECA) High-Level Workshop on ‘Enhancing Public Accountability and Service Delivery through Performance Contracts in Africa’ held in Gaborone, Botswana on 2-4 September, 2026) It has now become a key analytical template that in diagnosing what ails the African state, we must talk […]

Health sector reforms: Why we conferred platinum award on Otu – NMA

By Henry ObettaThe Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Cross River State Branch, has conferred its highest honour, the Platinum Meritorious Service Award, on Governor Bassey Otu in recognition of the landmark strides recorded by his administration in healthcare funding, human-resource development, infrastructure, institutional reforms and security. The award, which had never previously been conferred on anyone […]

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