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Nigeria Allocates N32.9bn to Boost Primary Healthcare and Encourage Community Involvement
Nigerias Federal Government has allocated N32.9bn to enhance primary healthcare, emphasizing community engagement for effective fund utilization, as announced by Muhammad Pate.
- On Wednesday, the Federal Government approved N32.9bn through the Basic Health Care Provision Fund to strengthen primary healthcare across Nigeria.
- The disbursement, announced by Coordinating Minister Muhammad Pate, marks the third round of funding in 2025 aimed at improving health care access nationwide.
- Prof. Muhammad Pate urged citizens in Abuja to actively participate in ensuring the effective use of these funds to bolster primary healthcare services in their communities.
Why It Matters
This funding initiative underscores Nigerias commitment to improving health care access and quality, reflecting a broader trend towards enhancing primary healthcare systems in developing nations. Community involvement is crucial for the successful implementation of these resources.