Nigeria Boosts Primary Healthcare Funding, Recovers N59.9m in Audit
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- •The government recovered N59.9 million as part of an accountability initiative.
- •3,000 primary healthcare centers have been upgraded nationwide.
- •78,000 health workers have undergone retraining to improve service quality.
- •The funding increase targets the primary healthcare sector to strengthen basic health services.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Nigerian government maintains increased funding and oversight for PHCs then healthcare access and quality could improve significantly for rural and underserved populations.
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