Ebitimi Osaretin writes on the progress being made in Nigeria’s health sector over the last two years thereby positioning the nation an African leader in health resilience and equity.
When President Bola Tinubu assumed office in 2023, Nigeria’s health sector stood at a difficult crossroads. Stretched thin by decades of underfunding, weakened infrastructure, emigration of health workers, and low trust from the public, the task seemed daunting.
Yet, within just two years, the winds of reform have begun to blow through the corridors of hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and primary healthcare centers across the nation.
