Healthcare and Taxation in Nigeria: What Professionals and Facilities Must Know

January 14, 2026

Introduction

Healthcare delivery in Nigeria does not operate in isolation. It is closely linked to the country’s tax system, which funds public health services while also placing statutory obligations on healthcare professionals and facilities. Understanding how taxation affects both individuals and institutions in the healthcare sector is essential for compliance, sustainability, and…

Integrated Healthcare Delivery Models: A Practical Guide for Medical Professionals

December 7,2026

Introduction
Healthcare systems across the world are under pressure from rising disease burden and workforce shortages to escalating costs and patient expectations. For medical professionals, these challenges are felt daily in overcrowded clinics, fragmented referrals, delayed diagnostics, and poor follow-up. Integrated Healthcare Delivery Models (IHDMs) offer a structured way to address these gaps by…

Entering 2026 With Purpose: A Shared Charge for Nigerian Medical Professionals and the Global Healthcare Community

31 December, 2025

As 2026 begins, medical professionals in Nigeria and across the world stand united by a common responsibility: to deliver safe, ethical, and compassionate care in an increasingly complex healthcare environment. From tertiary teaching hospitals and private clinics to primary health centres, laboratories, emergency services, and community outreach programmes, the medical workforce remains the backbone…

Preparing Africa for Workforce Gaps: Health Equity, Cost‑Effective Care, and the Power of Logistics

December 15, 2025

Introduction

Africa’s health systems are at a critical crossroads. Rapid population growth, rising burden of chronic and infectious diseases, and persistent underinvestment in health systems are colliding with a severe shortage of healthcare workers. According to global and regional health bodies, the African region faces one of the largest health workforce gaps in the world,…

AI in African Healthcare: Opportunities, Challenges, and Practical Integration for Providers

December 3, 2025

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are no longer futuristic concepts—they are tools increasingly shaping clinical decision-making and healthcare delivery worldwide. For African healthcare providers, AI offers opportunities to enhance patient care, optimize workflows, and improve preventive health strategies. However, integrating these technologies into resource-limited settings comes with unique ethical, regulatory, and operational…

Precision Medicine & Genomics: The Future of Individualized Patient Care

December 2, 2025

Healthcare is undergoing a profound transformation one that is shifting medical practice from generalised treatment approaches toward precisely tailored care.

At the center of this evolution is precision medicine, powered by rapid advances in genomics and pharmacogenomics. Rather than relying on standardized treatment protocols, clinicians can now design interventions informed by a patient’s unique genetic…

Learning About Your Health: Nigeria as a Case Study

September 15, 2025

Health is one of the most valuable assets anyone can have, yet many Nigerians only pay attention to it when illness strikes. This reactive mindset has contributed to high rates of preventable diseases and avoidable deaths across the country. If more Nigerians took the time to learn about their health, outcomes would improve not…

The Importance of Health Education in Schools: Building Healthy Habits in Nigeria

September 8, 2025

Brain drain in Nigeria’s healthcare system is worsening due to poor pay, weak infrastructure, and insecurity. Discover the causes, impacts, and practical solutions to keep Nigerian doctors and nurses at home.

Nigeria has one of the largest pools of talented doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals in Africa. Yet, every year, thousands of them migrate to…

Common Health Issues Facing Nigerian Pregnant Women, Infants, and Toddlers

September 4, 2025

The health of mothers and young children is the backbone of any nation’s future. In Nigeria, however, pregnant women, infants, and toddlers face unique challenges that put their health and even their lives at risk. 

According to the World Health Organization, Nigeria has one of the highest maternal and infant mortality rates in the world.…

The Importance of Health Education in Schools: Building Healthy Habits in Nigeria

Sept 4, 2025

The health of mothers and young children is the backbone of any nation’s future. In Nigeria, however, pregnant women, infants, and toddlers face unique challenges that put their health — and even their lives — at risk. 

According to the World Health Organization, Nigeria has one of the highest maternal and infant mortality rates in…