Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The World Health Organization is warning that half the world's population can't access essential health services. In Nigeria, that translates to millions of people who can't afford a simple doctor's visit, let alone emergency care. For many, free community health programmes are their only lifeline. Poloum David reports from Abuja.
The World Health Organization is warning that half the world's population can't access essential health services. In Nigeria, that translates to millions of people who can't afford a simple doctor's visit, let alone emergency care. For many, free community health programmes are their only lifeline. Poloum David reports from Abuja.










