Nigeria: Tax Reforms, Economic Growth Critical to Nigeria's Health Financing

Nigerian Senator Receives Health Champion 2026 Award, Calls for Stronger Health Financing

Ms Banigo made the call on Monday in Abuja after she was recognised as the Health Champion 2026 at the Health Sector Reform Coalition (HSRC)/Nigeria Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Civil Society Organisations-Media Mid-Year Review of Nigeria's Health Sector Reforms

Tax reforms, economic growth critical to Nigeria’s health financing – Official

Mr Pate made the observation on Monday in Abuja during a fireside chat at the Health Sector Reform Coalition (HSRC)/Nigeria Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Civil Society Organisations-Media Mid-Year Review of Nigeria’s Health Sector Reforms.

CSOs demand results as FG defends health reforms

  By David Lawani, Abuja   Civil society organisations have challenged the Federal Government to translate its health sector reforms into measurable improvements in healthcare delivery, even as the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate, defended the administration’s record and called for continuity. The Health Sector Reform Coalition (HSRC) said …

FG, States Must Take Full Responsibility For Health Reforms

The Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Professor Muhammad Ali Pate, has said the federal government and state governments must take full responsibility for sustaining Nigeria’s health reforms, stressing that development partners cannot permanently carry the burden of improving the country’s health system. Pate made the assertion on Monday at a mid-term review of […]

Tax Reforms Vital to Nigeria's Health Financing

Coordinating Minister of Health Muhammad Pate asserts that Nigeria's ability to fund health reforms and achieve Universal Health Coverage depends on tax reforms and economic growth.

Nigeria Must Sustain Health Reform Gains, Tackle Uneven Progress — CSOs

Nigeria must sustain health reform gains, tackle uneven progress — CSOs By Folasade Akpan Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in the health sector have said Nigeria’s health reforms must move beyond activities and policies to deliver institutionalised, sustainable gains that improve health outcomes and system resilience nationwide. They made the call under the auspices of the Health Sector Reform Coalition (HSRC) on News Agency of Nigeria