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 Abdulganiyu Abdulrahman AROYEHUN, KWARA: Mulikat Tijani’s community heavily depended on coloured, dirty, polluted water from a stream for drinking. “Onigbin river was the only source
By Victor Akuma MINNA, NIGER STATE – Khadijah still cannot tell how she contracted the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS. She was diagnosed with it
By Abdullahi Tijjani OSHODI, LAGOS: Anisere Sodiq knew about online doctors attending to patients virtually. But he did not believe in its effectiveness until he had
By Violet Ikong BERTOUA, CAMEROON: Damase Cyrille is a person living with albinism in Bertoua, the capital of Cameroon’s Eastern Region. He has had to deal
by adebowaleadedigba A major component of strengthening health systems to achieve UHC is through public–private partnerships (PPPs). Ensuring equal access to quality health services without
By Victor Christopher In 2010, a Kano-based couple, Gambo and Karimatuwere, was blessed with their first child, but the wife did not survive the complications
By Violet Ikong PORT HARCOURT: Ben Arikpo and his wife, Felicia, became worried in 2010 when they realised their eight-year-old son found it difficult to spell,
By Kehinde Ogunyale Femi Idowu spent most of his youth into his 50s as a backup singer for Sunny Ade, a famous Nigerian singer who
By: Violet Ikong AGBARA, CROSS RIVER: It is 6 pm in Ba Itakorghor, a small clan in Agbara community in Abi Local Government Area of Southern
By : Gbenga Salau The construction of the MCC was one of the outcomes of the Lagos State Maternal and Child Mortality Reduction Programme (LSMCMRP), which
Gbenga Akinfenwa With just two years to the year 2025 deadline set by the Federal Government to ensure Nigeria is open defaecation free, in line with
By Tobi Awodipe Lagos youth friendly initiative: Image Credit: The Guardian One of the United Nations’ sustainable development goals (SDG 3) is that people of all ages
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