6 days ago · Nigeria is a significant recipient of U.S. foreign aid, receiving $1.02 billion in 2023, much of it through agencies like USAID. USAID funding to Nigeria plays a pivotal role in HIV/AIDS treatment ...

1 day ago · In Nigeria, USAID health spending has focused on HIV, malaria, and vaccines. Nigeria urgently needs emergency funds , including from the national government, to keep these lifesaving programs running.

USAID works in Nigeria to promote broad, inclusive economic growth, food and nutrition security, a healthier, better educated population, accountable, inclusive, and responsive governance, gender equality, access to renewable energy, and stability, including humanitarian assistance, in areas devastated by extremist violence.

2 days ago · But as a result of the USAID stop-work order issued by President Donald Trump, that research has been halted, says Isah, a senior lecturer at the University of Nigeria in Nsukka. “Without ...

5 days ago · In 2024, USAID’s funding to Nigeria included a notable commitment of $2.3 million for procuring 4.8 million doses of malaria tablets from Swiss Pharma, aimed at combating malaria in the country. Additionally, the agency has provided nearly $100 million in previously announced funding for various urgent needs, which encompasses health ...

5 days ago · USAID intervention for Nigeria na majorly for di health sector, but e also cut across education, humanitarian assistance, environment, and even governance, etc.

4 days ago · In 2023, Nigeria received $1.02 billion, much of it through agencies like USAID. For instance, USAID’s initiatives in Nigeria address key challenges through various programmes.

6 days ago · Nigerian officials have launched a committee to develop a plan for transition and sustainability for USAID-funded health programs following U.S. President Donald Trump’s 90-day halt of most foreign aid. The multi-ministerial committee aims to secure new financial support for critical health programs. Timothy Obiezu reports from Abuja

Oct 22, 2024 · The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has committed $2.3 million to procure 4.8 million doses of life-saving malaria tablets from Swiss Pharma (Swipha) in a landmark partnership that will expand access to essential medicines in Nigeria and West Africa.

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