Chatham House has expressed its commitment to supporting the Nigerian government in advancing the Universal Health Coverage, just as World Health Organisation advises Nigeria to ensure that right persons are appointed to occupy relevant positions. [ad] Executive Director, Centre for Universal Health, Chatham House, Rob Yates, while pledging support for the Nigerian government, yesterday, at Health Policy Dialogue, noted that political commitment is critical for achieving universal health coverage in Nigeria.
Chatham House has expressed its commitment to supporting the Nigerian government in advancing the Universal Health Coverage, just as World Health Organisation advises Nigeria to ensure that right persons are appointed to occupy relevant positions.Chatham House has expressed its commitment to supporting the Nigerian government in advancing the Universal Health Coverage, just as World Health Organisation advises Nigeria to ensure that right persons are appointed to occupy relevant positions.
He stated Chatham House’s willingness to support new state governors in advancing UHC agenda and stressed the need to also put in place financing, which is necessary in health reforms On the need for right appointment, WHO Country Representative in Nigeria, Dr. Walter Kazadi Mulombo, said getting it right from the outset starts with putting the right people in the right place, adding that WHO actively participated in the health sector reform programme, which aim is to move Nigeria closer to its Universal Health Coverage aspirations.
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