Letters

Letters

Nigeria’s life expectancy crisis and urgent call for action

At just 54.6 years, Nigeria’s life expectancy is among the lowest in the world, a grim reflection of a broken healthcare system, widespread poverty, a

Nigeria’s North and its leadership mirage

Northern Nigeria stands at a defining moment in its history. Once the bastion of strong leadership and cultural resilience, the region is now plagued

Healthcare: What would we do without foreign funding?

Although not an expert in the global health, but the future for Nigeria’s healthcare intervention looks bleak. Over the decades, we have over depended

Enough is Enough!

Sixteen innocent northerners—migrant hunters, fathers, sons and brothers—were brutally murdered and burned alive in Edo State. Their only “crime”? Tra

Still on the Uromi killings

As the Sultan of Sokoto announced the sighting of the Shawwal moon on Saturday night, my mind drifted to the tragic fate of the 16 hunters who were br