Health is a prerequisite for development and the current state of the Nigerian health care system does not give any indication that the country’s renaissance is coming anytime soon.  Nigeria[…]

By Tayo O To answer the opening question, YES! People still die of malaria in 2012. A few weeks ago, someone’s response to a certain news about a malaria related[…]

By Temie Giwa The culture has changed and those who refuse to do the right thing and protect children should be punished accordingly. Soft power is no longer enough; the[…]

By Maimunat Adeomi Reports already show that Nigeria revitalized its polio program involving traditional, religious and government leaders at all levels   I am an advocate for putting measures in[…]

By Hez Shobiye These parents are a product of the system and a reflection of what is going on in the country. So instead of just pointing fingers at them,[…]

By Remi Oyedeji The immediate unaffordable cost of Medical care pushes them to choose a more fatal option that is cheap in the short run.   The landscape of our[…]

By Hez Shobiye The difficulty of paying out of pockets put most Nigerians in a great deal of financial risk and restricts them from having direct access to health care[…]

By Seyi Taylor It is this negligence of the whole picture while so much attention is given on the small one that worries me.  If the medical profession would spend[…]