Africa CDC Applauds Nigeria's Health Reforms, Urges African Countries to Emulate
The Africa CDC Director General, Dr. Jean Kaseya, commended Nigeria's health sector reforms, including the introduction of a sector-wide approach and digital payroll system. The initiative involved stakeholder collaboration and private sector involvement, showcasing Nigeria's capacity to reduce inefficiencies and mobilize domestic resources for better healthcare coverage.
The call to reduce dependence on foreign aid and increase domestic funding for healthcare was emphasized during the Joint Annual Review of the health sector in Abuja. Key figures like Aliko Dangote and Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate were recognized for their support in achieving positive results.
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