Nigeria’s National Health Fellows Programme Strengthens Primary Healthcare in Over 700 Communities The Federal Government of Nigeria is working to strengthen primary healthcare delivery across more than 700 communities through the National Health Fellows Programme. Launched in 2025, the 12-month initiative trains and deploys young Nigerians to identify local health challenges and implement practical solutions through a combination of classroom training, mentorship, and fieldwork. According to Dr. Ashiru Abubakar, Technical Assistant to the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare on Sector-wide Approach (led by Coordinating Minister Muhammad Ali Pate), the program has received over 400,000 applications across two cohorts. (Read more…)
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