Nigeria Targets 20% More Eye Care Workers, 25,000 Free Cataract Surgeries
ABUJA, Nigeria – Nigeria is targeting a 20 per cent increase in its active eye care workforce and 25,000 fully subsidised cataract surgeries by…
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ABUJA, Nigeria – Nigeria is targeting a 20 per cent increase in its active eye care workforce and 25,000 fully subsidised cataract surgeries by…
LAGOS, Nigeria – Nigeria’s struggling eye care system is leaving patients facing a combination of specialist shortages, high treatment costs and inadequate public health…
OSUN, Nigeria – More than 500 residents in Osun State are set to benefit from a free medical outreach offering eye and dental care,…
ABUJA, Nigeria – The Federal Government plans to perform 25,000 free cataract surgeries by the end of 2027, alongside expanding primary eye care and…
CROSS RIVER, Nigeria – Cross River State has only two optometrists in its civil service serving a population of more than four million people,…
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Nigerian Optometric Association (NOA), Lagos State chapter, will take eye-health awareness and free screenings to communities across the state as…
PLATEAU, Nigeria — The Plateau State Government has renewed efforts to reduce avoidable blindness and expand access to quality eye care as it marks…
LAGOS, Nigeria – More than 200 Nigerians are waiting for corneal transplants, while an estimated 3.64 million people are living with corneal blindness, highlighting…
BAYELSA, Nigeria – More than 250 residents of Amassoma in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State receive free healthcare during a medical…
ABUJA, Nigeria – A consultant community ophthalmologist, Dr. Bolarinwa Tota of the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH), has urged Nigerians to blink more…