Nigeria & Africa Health

Energy Poverty in Africa Fuels Public Health Crisis as 560 Million Remain in the Dark
Over 560 million people in sub Saharan Africa lack electricity, while 970 million rely on polluting fuels for cooking. WHO highlights the severe health and development consequences of energy poverty.

Nigeria Secures Health System Gains from Global Fund COVID 19 Grant as Programme Concludes
Nigeria and its partners commit to sustaining disease surveillance, laboratory networks, and oxygen infrastructure built under the Global Fund COVID 19 Response Mechanism. Learn how these efforts strengthen public health resilience.

Adamawa State Launches 2026 Malaria Prevention Drive: A Model for Seasonal Malaria Control in Nigeria
Adamawa State has launched its 2026 Integrated Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention campaign, targeting children with preventive medicines and distributing insecticide treated nets. Learn how this initiative aims to reduce malaria burden in high risk regions.

NAFDAC Warns Nigerians Over Banned Alcoholic Energy Drinks Entering Local Markets
Nigeria’s food and drug regulator NAFDAC has issued a public alert after banned alcoholic energy drinks were seized in Ghana, warning consumers about potential circulation in Nigerian markets. Learn the risks and how to stay safe.

Lagos Issues Ebola Alert: Why Health Officials Are Urging Immediate Vigilance in Key Districts
Lagos State health authorities have issued an Ebola alert for Eti Osa, Ibeju Lekki, and Epe. Learn the symptoms, risks, and critical prevention steps to protect yourself and your community.

Ghana Faces Alarming HIV Surge: New Data Reveals 15,000 Infections in 2024
Ghana records 15,290 new HIV infections and 12,614 AIDS related deaths in 2024. Public health experts warn of rising vulnerability among young women and call for targeted prevention strategies.

















































































