Vice President Kashim Shettima announced that the Federal Government’s ongoing reforms in the health sector have successfully attracted over $4.8 billion in investments. This was disclosed during the recent commissioning of a state-of-the-art hospital in Abuja, highlighting the significant strides made under the current administration.
“Our health sector calls upon us all to unite,” Vice President Shettima said, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and dedication in ensuring that every Nigerian receives the quality care and support they deserve. He highlighted that the ambitious health sector reforms are a testament to the government’s strong commitment to revitalizing the nation’s healthcare system.
“These reforms are anchored on a comprehensive roadmap designed to address longstanding challenges, and central to this are four key pillars: Transforming healthcare governance, improving population health outcomes, unlocking the healthcare value chain, and strengthening health security,” Shettima added.
The Vice President noted that the $4.8 billion in investments reflects the confidence of both local and international investors in Nigeria’s healthcare transformation agenda. The reforms are expected to drive significant improvements in healthcare delivery, infrastructure, and access, ultimately leading to better health outcomes for Nigerians.
The commissioning of the new hospital in Abuja marks a significant milestone in the government’s efforts to enhance healthcare services across the country. It also underscores the administration’s commitment to building a resilient healthcare system capable of meeting the needs of its growing population.
As the government continues to roll out its healthcare reforms, it remains focused on fostering partnerships and collaborations that will further strengthen the sector, ensuring that all Nigerians benefit from a robust and equitable healthcare system.
