Public health experts have raised concerns over Nigeria’s primary healthcare system, revealing that only about 40 per cent of local government areas (LGAs) have medically qualified Medical Officers of Health (MOHs).
This means more than 460 out of the 774 LGAs in Nigeria lack medically trained officers to supervise health services, a situation that experts describe “unacceptable” for a country with a population of over 200 million people.
The shortage of MOHs was spotlighted…
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