AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMedical Training Boost: FG plans six medical simulation centres across Nigeria to raise annual medical admissions to 20,000, aiming to strengthen practical training and curb healthcare workforce “japa.” Cancer Care Upgrade: UBTH says its Cancer Treatment Centre is now 100% operational, with radiotherapy access supported via the Cancer Health Fund. Diphtheria Response: Katsina reports vaccination of 67,670 people and warns of rising suspected cases, as health facilities face pressure. Public Health & Access: Amnesty says Nigeria is failing abducted schoolchildren in Borno, urging urgent psychological support and sustained care. Kidnap Rescues: Troops and partners rescued 21 kidnapped victims in Kogi (including 15 NYSC members), with victims receiving medical attention. Child Trafficking Crackdown: NAPTIP rescued 180 trafficked children and arrested a nurse linked to FMC Onitsha. Policy Watch: NUPRC keeps the $300 helicopter levy but clarifies terminal charges won’t apply to offshore private facilities. Cost-of-Living Debate: Subsidy removal arguments continue, with critics warning higher costs may outweigh income gains.
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