Nigeria: Healthcare

As Nigeria continues to experience a surge in technology adoption, the digital health sector is fast becoming a viable avenue for improving healthcare access and delivery.

On 19 September 2025, the amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR, 2005), approved by the World Health Assembly on 1 June 2024, entered into effect.

Healthcare Federation of Nigeria (HFN), in partnership with Health Ethics & Law Consulting and Deloitte, is pleased to invite you to a special webinar themed...

Herbal products have long served as a trusted source of medicine for many Nigerians, and the growing demand has led to a significant rise in both importation and local production.

There is a popular saying within the medical community that goes, "We care, but God cures."

Sanitary pads, baby wipes and diapers are classified as medical devices for registration purposes with the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC).

Welcome to the maiden edition of Vital Signs, Famsville's magazine providing essential updates in Nigeria's health and pharmaceutical sectors.

Illegible handwriting by medical professionals has been identified as one of the leading causes of medical errors.

The client is an experienced healthcare operator and investor looking to bid for a private public partnership arrangement with the Lagos State Government to build a 140-bed state-of-the-art-hospital catering to a wide range of medical needs and setting new standards for healthcare delivery in Lagos and valued at N49 billion (the "Lagos Medipark").