Nigeria Digest: July 31, 2025
Nigeria saw significant political maneuvers, economic shifts, and security challenges on July 31. Court rulings shaped the political landscape, while economic indicators revealed both progress and challenges. Security concerns remained prominent.
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News > Nigeria Digest: July 31, 2025
Health
The Ngogbehei Cancer Centre has launched in Nigeria, focusing on cancer prevention, education, and grassroots care to strengthen the healthcare sector.
- pulse.ngeHealth Africa called on young innovators to use technology to address healthcare challenges at the 2025 Insights Learning Forum, emphasizing the role of digital health.
- leadership.ngNigeria faces a public health crisis due to high consumption of processed foods, prompting CAPPA to advocate for improved nutrition policies and awareness.
- thisdaylive.comThe federal government plans to integrate neurological care into primary healthcare and expand health insurance coverage for brain and spine disorders.
- leadership.ngKaduna's Kuringa Health Clinic, which serves multiple communities, lacks essential facilities and staff despite receiving funding.
- saharareporters.comA Rotary outreach provided maternal and child health services to 160 pregnant women in the FCT, aligning with global health priorities.
- leadership.ngThe Campaign for Democratic and Workers’ Rights expressed support for the nurses' strike, highlighting unresolved issues in the healthcare sector.
- leadership.ngThe Oyo State CDWR supported a seven-day warning strike by nurses, citing unpaid allowances and unmet wage demands.
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