President Bola Tinubu has highlighted what he described as major milestones recorded by his administration in Nigeria’s health sector, saying ongoing reforms are expanding access to healthcare, strengthening the workforce and improving health outcomes across the country.
Tinubu said his government had made significant investments in healthcare infrastructure, human resources and policy reforms aimed at improving service delivery nationwide. He noted that the administration was committed to revitalising primary healthcare, reducing maternal and child mortality, and ensuring that more Nigerians have access to affordable and quality medical care.
The President added that efforts were also being intensified to retain skilled health workers, upgrade health facilities and expand health insurance coverage as part of broader reforms to build a more resilient healthcare system.
