Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare & Nigeria

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: The Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare was unable to implement its 2025 capital budget due to significant funding shortfalls, receiving only N36 million out of N218 billion appropriated. This severely hampered its ability to execute capital projects and access donor funds.

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: The Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare is the government agency that failed to honor the Memorandum of Understanding, leading to the strike by the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors.

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: The Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare is urged by the Nigeria — Senate of Nigeria to develop and enforce national guidelines for minimum stock levels of essential antidotes in hospitals.

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: The Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare launched the National Sodium Reduction Guideline in 2025, setting the framework for mandatory sodium limits.

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: The Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare collaborated on the National Health Facility Survey, which revealed significant weaknesses in Nigeria's healthcare system.

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: The Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare partnered with Sunday Marshall Katung for 'Project 365', aligning with national health reforms.

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: The Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, through its Ministerial Oversight Committee of the Basic Health Care Provision Fund, is an implementing agency for the HOPE-GOV Program, focusing on primary healthcare.

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare is involved in the review and approval process of the proposed regulations, supporting United States — Food and Drug Administration's initiative.