AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEmergency Response: Ogun has issued a free ambulance hotline, 08112000033, and says accident victims transported by the service can receive 48 hours of free treatment at designated hospitals. Primary Care: A ₦7bn Kogi upgrade is under scrutiny as clinics remain unfinished or lack staff and equipment; one inspected centre was still locked and not providing care. Emergency Care: Proposed penalties for hospitals that refuse emergency patients have drawn strong opposition from resident doctors, who warn that jail terms won’t fix gaps in emergency services. Maternal Health: Google.org has awarded Nigerian health-tech firm Helium Health $2.5m to expand AI-supported maternal care, with a stated goal of reaching 1.9 million women. Drug Safety: Pharmacists are urging the government to treat medicine insecurity as a national threat, citing drug diversion and counterfeit medicines. TB: Researchers warn Nigeria has Africa’s widest tuberculosis detection gap.
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