The tension within Nigeria’s healthcare system escalated this week as the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM-FHI) firmly denied reports that it had suspended its ongoing nationwide strike. The union clarified that only its National Executive Council (NEC) has the authority to decide whether or not to suspend industrial action. That decision is […]
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Published: August 1, 2025Author: SaharaNews247 Editorial Team Overview: Nation Divided Over Status of Nurses’ Strike Nigeria’s healthcare sector is once again in the spotlight following conflicting reports over the status of the nationwide warning strike by the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM). While the Federal Government has publicly claimed that the strike
BREAKING: Confusion as Nigerian Nurses Deny Strike Suspension Despite Government Announcement
Medical Guild Begins 3-Day Warning Strike Over Salary Deductions, Arrears, and Welfare Concerns LAGOS, Nigeria – July 28, 2025 — The Lagos State Government has issued a passionate appeal to doctors under the Medical Guild to suspend their three-day warning strike, which commenced Monday, July 28, and is scheduled to end on Thursday, July 31,
Lagos Health Crisis Deepens: Government Appeals to Doctors to Suspend Strike Amid Escalating Tensions
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By SaharaNews247 Investigative Desk Niger State, Nigeria, is grappling with a cholera outbreak that has claimed 13 lives and hospitalized over 230 people, sparking urgent interventions by health authorities and raising concerns about persistent sanitation and water safety challenges in the state. The outbreak, confirmed by health officials, began around July 20, 2025, in Shiroro
Cholera Outbreak in Niger State: 13 Dead, Over 230 Hospitalized as Government Launches Emergency Response
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By SaharaNews247 Introduction In today’s busy world, many people ignore small signals from their bodies until they become serious health issues. Your body often gives subtle warnings before conditions worsen, and paying attention to these signs can help you prevent illness, reduce healthcare costs, and improve your overall well-being. Here are ten early signs your
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By Smart Chuks Nigeria is bleeding money in a way that rarely makes front-page headlines yet silently weakens the nation’s economy year after year. From Abuja to Awka, from Port Harcourt to Kano, thousands of families are quietly booking one-way flights in search of medical care they no longer trust their country to provide. The
Nigerians Question Government Over $1.2 Billion Annual Loss to Medical Tourism
By Smart Chuks When the rains arrive in Adamawa State, the landscape changes dramatically. Dry fields give way to green farmlands, dusty roads turn muddy, and small pools of water begin to appear in neighbourhoods and farmlands. For many families, however, this transformation comes with a familiar and painful fear: malaria. Every rainy season, thousands










