SoJo Public Health articles. Explore impactful reporting on innovative responses to pressing health challenges. From grassroots health campaigns to systemic reforms, these stories spotlight how communities, institutions, and individuals are transforming health outcomes through practical, scalable solutions
by Adetola Oladimeji, Amope Oniroyin Payment for healthcare in Nigeria is predominantly out-of-pocket but a new tech player believes in spite of the numerous odds
by Risikat Ramoni At 14 years old, Paul Ajayi is experiencing the world through two eyes for the first time since he was three, thanks
by Zainab Sanni In spite of the stark inundating and overwhelming realities, Isaac Olufadewe argues he is on a mission to transform healthcare in some
by Risikat Ramoni In some resource-limited settings in Nigeria, reusable pads are being used as a sustainable solution to period poverty that can help girls
by Staff Writer In the heart of Nairobi, a team of dedicated researchers is poised to revolutionize maternal healthcare, potentially reshaping the future of pregnancy
By Staff Writer Ifeoluwa Dare-Johnson, Founder and CEO of Healthtraka, is on a mission to transform healthcare in Africa. In a recent interview with healthiness.ng, she
By Abiodun Jamiu Their cameras caught a glaring lack in the country’s rural communities that saw many donating for water projects across states. Kemi Gbereogun,
By Abiodun Jamiu Fatima Taiwo, 55, paced towards a large space, typically serving as a waiting room, in a three-room apartment she converted to a
By Abdulgafar Adebayo/ Abdulrasheed Hammad OSOGBO, OSUN:So when the Osun State government flagged off the so-called Osun Health Insurance Scheme or O’HIS in 2018, compulsorily
By Misbahu el-Hamza On March 21, 2022, the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) released a report commemorating World Water Day, which is observed
By Misbahu el-Hamza Zurfa’a Hamza, 25, is a Community Health Worker (CHW) living in Yalwa, a densely populated community in Dala Local Government Area (LGA)
By Folakemi Ajala For a significant part of her life, Hauwa Ojeifo had struggled with extreme mood and energy swings, which, coupled with trauma from sexual
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