The Federal Government is strengthening primary healthcare delivery in more than 700 communities across Nigeria through the National Health Fellows Programme.
Launched in 2025, the 12-month fellowship trains and deploys young Nigerians to identify local health challenges and implement practical solutions. Fellows combine classroom training, mentorship and fieldwork to improve facilities, promote disease prevention and expand access to care.
In a statement on Thursday, the Technical Assistant to the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare on Sector-wide Approach, Dr Ashiru Abubakar, said the Fellows’ work is already showing results
“We are pleased to see the impact Fellows are making in communities across Nigeria, translating their knowledge and skills into practical solutions to address public health challenges. From improving primary healthcare facilities to promoting disease prevention and health awareness, these interventions reflect the commitment of young Nigerians to creating meaningful change.
“With over 400,000 applications received across two cohorts, and
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