Nigeria’s Health Sector Holds Massive Investment Opportunities

Nigeria’s Health Sector Holds Massive Investment Opportunities

Author: Africa Business Radio July 4, 2022 Duration: 30:22
The attention of the global community of investors focused on healthcare has been drawn by a new report to the window of massive opportunities in Nigeria where it says some doses of private capital could help close a funding shortfall for the country’s health sector. Opportunities are opening up on the back of efforts to strengthen the sector in recent years resulting in some progress being made on a number of health and wellness indicators, the report stated. Produced by Oxford Business Group (OBG) under the title “Nigeria Health: Focus Report”, it identified investment opportunities in different areas of the Nigerian health sector, including health infrastructure provision, local production of consumable items like syringes and needles, medical technology, and the pharmaceutical industry

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