Nigeria Launches $500m Program with World Bank to Boost Education and Healthcare Governance
The Nigerian government, in collaboration with the World Bank, has initiated a $500 million HOPE-governance program aimed at improving financial and human resource management in the education and healthcare sectors. Dr. Assad Hassan and Dr. Deborah O.
N. Odoh are key figures overseeing the program, focusing on increasing funding, transparency, and accountability.
The program targets enhancing basic education and primary healthcare, addressing workforce shortages, and supporting teacher and healthcare worker recruitment.
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