ANSACA unveils telehealth services in Anambra

ANSACA unveils telehealth services in Anambra

By Ovat Abeng The Anambra State AIDS Control Agency (ANSACA), has unveiled it telehealth service, airmed at making the Agency’s service available to every Ndi-Anambra both at home and abroad. The Agency also unveiled it Newsletter, which is expected to document it activities, milestones and progress in coordinating the HIV response across the state. Speaking…

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Stakeholders Seek Implementation of Posting Order to Strengthen General Hospital Calabar

Stakeholders Seek Implementation of Posting Order to Strengthen General Hospital Calabar

By Our Reporter Concern over the effective administration of public healthcare facilities in Cross River State has shifted attention to the need for the prompt implementation of an approved posting directive designed to strengthen leadership and improve service delivery at the General Hospital Calabar. The concern followed the disclosure of an official memorandum to the…

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Tobacco Act Amendment Bill: NTCA Petitions National Assembly, Demands Recall for Public Health Review

Tobacco Act Amendment Bill: NTCA Petitions National Assembly, Demands Recall for Public Health Review

The Nigeria Tobacco Control Alliance (NTCA) has petitioned the National Assembly to halt further transmission or consideration of the National Tobacco Control Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025, and to recall the consolidated Bill for a transparent, evidence-based, and public health-led review. The petition follows serious concerns from tobacco-control and public health stakeholders that several provisions in…

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When Healers become Harvesters: The shameful commerce in organ harvesting and the betrayal of medical ethics

When Healers become Harvesters: The shameful commerce in organ harvesting and the betrayal of medical ethics

By Uthman Oriyomi The recent revelations arising from investigations by the Nigeria Police Force, particularly the IGP Special Tactical Squad, (STS) concerning a syndicate involved in the illegal harvesting of human organs, particularly kidneys, from vulnerable young Nigerians, are profoundly disturbing and demand the strongest possible condemnation. In a statement issued on Monday, signed by…

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