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FG allocates N32 billion to upgrade and expand primary healthcare services across the country.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved a N32 billion budget for the improvement and expansion of primary healthcare facilities nationwide. The funding is aimed at strengthening healthcare delivery at the grassroots level, ensuring better access to essential medical services for communities.

Health authorities stated that the allocation will be used to upgrade infrastructure, procure medical equipment, and enhance the capacity of healthcare workers. This initiative aligns with the government’s broader goal of improving public health outcomes and reducing pressure on secondary and tertiary hospitals.

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Experts say the investment could significantly improve healthcare access and quality, especially in rural areas where medical services have historically been limited. The government has pledged ongoing monitoring to ensure that the funds are effectively utilized for maximum impact.