Nigeria Hypertension Funding
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Patients, experts, and advocates criticize the Nigerian government for inadequate funding and attention to hypertension and other non-communicable diseases. This lack of support hinders development and patient care.
Patients, others lament poor government funding for hypertension
- Patients, experts, and advocates criticize the Nigerian government for inadequate funding and attention to hypertension and other non-communicable diseases. - They call for increased funding, public awareness campaigns, and better access to screening and treatment for hypertension. - Experts estimate 27 million Nigerians have hypertension, yet the disease receives minimal attention and funding c…
FG unveils plan to boost university funding, global competitiveness
- Nigeria's Federal Government launches the National University Advancement Programme to enhance university funding and global competitiveness. - The initiative aims to mobilize additional resources t…
African startups raise $3.9bn as funding rebounds – Report
- African startups raised $3.9 billion across 506 deals in 2025, indicating a rebound in fundraising after previous market difficulties, according to a Bloomwit Africa report. - Technology funding sur…
Don seeks funding for postgraduate education to drive development
- A Nigerian university vice-chancellor urged the government to increase funding for postgraduate education. - He stated that inadequate funding hinders research, infrastructure, and student capacity …