PREMIUM TIMES will bring you live updates of this annual event that holds Tuesday and Wednesday.
Organised by Premium Times Centre for Investigative Journalism , the Project for Advocacy in Child and Family Health, PACFaH@Scale, the Project Pink Blue and the Nigerian Governor’s Forum , this event promises to lock citizens and stakeholders in a lively debate that will drive the quest for Universal Health Coverage in Nigeria.
They will discuss the most pressing issues affecting the health sector and co-create home-grown solutions.
One negative tendency that has continued to drag health system performance is accountability deficit, be it performance or professional. As efforts towards Universal Health Coverage increases, accountability in all dimensions is more important than ever.
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