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As the Nigerian Economic Summit (NES) kicks off in the nation’s capital Abuja, the Gates Foundation Nigeria has called on all stakeholders to build an inclusive and resilient workforce which will be the base for a strong Primary Health Care System in the country. Representing the foundation at a session titled: The health Productivity-Link: Building a Resilient Workforce, Khalilu Mohammad …

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The Kaduna State Government and the Gates Foundation yesterday signed the Kaduna Mutual Accountability Framework (KaMAF), a landmark platform to strengthen strategic collaboration, accountability, and sustainable development. The signing, held on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, represents a shared dedication to supporting the advancement of sustainable development in Kaduna State through targeted interventions and strengthened cooperation. According …

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By Dayo Emmanuel Global philanthropist and founder of the Gates Foundation, Mr. Bill Gates, was recently in Nigeria, where he addressed pressing issues around health technology, food production, and the future of philanthropy in Africa. In a session with journalists in Lagos, Gates gave a candid account of his Foundation’s priorities, its 20-year plan, and the stark realities of dwindling …

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The Senior Officer, Advocacy and Government and Multilateral Relations and Strategic Programmatic Partnerships at the Gates Foundation, Dr. Mojisola Odeku has stressed the need to extend insurance benefits and packages to cover every aspect of women’s health including hormonal and reproductive services. This will ensure that challenges such as cultural factors, low awareness, illiteracy, and geographic inaccessibility do not deny …

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For decades, Nestlé Nigeria has actively collaborated with key stakeholders in the Nigerian agriculture sector to improve crop production for both food and industrial use, playing a vital role in tackling food security challenges. Nestlé’s initiatives such as enhancing crop resilience, farmer training, and nutrition programs are helping to transition Nigeria from a food-importing to a food-exporting nation. This aligns …

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