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Health literacy plays a critical role in determining whether people can access, understand, and use healthcare effectively. Yet, despite its importance, it remains one of the most overlooked barriers to better health outcomes in Nigeria.
Every day, Nigerians make decisions about their health. They decide when to visit a hospital, whether to take medication, where…
Malaria in Nigeria remains one of the most persistent public health challenges in the country. For decades, efforts have focused on prevention, early diagnosis, and effective treatment. These strategies have led to progress. However, a critical issue is now threatening these gains.
The problem is no longer just about access to care. It is about…
The introduction of the malaria vaccine in Nigeria marks a major shift in how the country approaches malaria control. For decades, malaria has been managed primarily through treatment, prevention tools, and public health campaigns. However, the addition of a vaccine introduces a new layer of protection.
Nigeria carries one of the highest malaria burdens globally.…
WeNaija is an initiative of NSSF launched in 2021 to enable creatives engage in health advocacy. Using art forms such as photography, literature, and video storytelling, we have engaged over young Nigerians in health advocacy.
Building on the success of the WeNaija campaign, NSSF launched the WeNaija community to leverage the power, passion, and creativity…
Health insurance in Nigeria remains a critical component of the country’s healthcare system, yet its reach and effectiveness are still limited. Despite the establishment of frameworks such as the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) and the broader National Health Insurance Plan, a large proportion of Nigerians continue to rely on out-of-pocket payments for healthcare. This…