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Nigeria approve $200 mn to offset shortfall from US aid cuts – Asian News from UK

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The US invested over $600 mn in health assistance in Nigeria in 2023 alone, according to the US Embassy in Nigeria, mostly to support efforts to prevent malaria, end HIV and deliver vaccines Nigerian lawmakers have approved an additional $200 million for the health sector as part of its 2025 spending plan to offset the shortfall from US aid cuts. Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country with more than 200 million people, was among the top ten r…

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Nigeria approve $200 mn to offset shortfall from US aid cuts – Asian News from UK

The US invested over $600 mn in health assistance in Nigeria in 2023 alone, according to the US Embassy in Nigeria, mostly to support efforts to prevent malaria, end HIV and deliver vaccines Nigerian lawmakers have approved an additional $200 million for the health sector as part of its 2025 spending plan to offset the shortfall from US aid cuts. Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country with more than 200 million people, was among the top ten r…

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