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Advocacy Urges Increased Healthcare Funding and Research in Nigeria

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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Dr. Gertie Chimeka-Anyanwoke, President of the Association of Nigerian Physicians in the Americas, urged medical professionals to invest in Nigeria's healthcare sector. She stated that the experience and training gained in the United States and other countries should be used to address Nigerian healthcare challenges. Chimeka-Anyanwoke also called on the Federal Government to provide more attention to the accessibility of the Nigerian healthcare system.

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The call pressures the Federal Government to increase attention and funding for the Nigerian healthcare sector. This advocacy suggests a potential shift toward leveraging international medical expertise and technology, such as robotic surgeries, to improve domestic health services and address systemic issues.

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