Nigeria===Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare

The Nigeria===Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare was severely impacted by receiving only ₦36 million out of its ₦218 billion appropriated capital budget for 2025, leading to stalled project implementation and inability to access donor funds. This underfunding hinders its ability to deliver quality healthcare services to Nigeria.

The Nigeria===Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare is the primary driver of this nationwide cancer screening program in Nigeria. It is intensifying efforts to tackle cancer risk factors and working towards establishing a national cancer screening program, with pilot preventive oncology clinics already operational.

The Nigeria===Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare is enforcing a long-standing public service rule regarding director tenure, leading to the immediate disengagement of affected directors. This action demonstrates the ministry's commitment to regulatory compliance and efficiency within the public health sector.

The Nigeria===Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare is leading the rollout of Lenacapavir in Nigeria, demonstrating its commitment to ending HIV/AIDS. The ministry is overseeing the controlled introduction and future expansion of the drug.

The Nigeria===Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare is urged to develop and enforce national guidelines for minimum stock levels of essential antidotes and collaborate with the Nigeria===National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control to ensure availability of antivenoms.