Report: 43% of Nigerian women want better health insurance 

Director of Healthtracka’s Foundation for Advocacy, Innovation and Research (FAIR), described the report as a powerful step toward change.

“This is more than a report; it is a call to action. Women’s health issues have long been invisible, underdiagnosed, under-researched, and underfunded. 

“Women’s health is not a side issue; it is a foundation for economic growth, social progress, and generational prosperity,” she said.

State-by-State view of women’s health
She explained that the report combines secondary data analysis with a nationwide perception-based survey, providing a detailed, state-by-state view of women’s health realities across Nigeria’s 36 states.

It reveals patterns, gaps, and opportunities that urgently require attention from policymakers, healthcare leaders, researchers, and advocates.

She added that at FAIR, they believe in a future where women’s health is prioritized, protected, and invested in, as investing in women’s health ultimately benefits everyone’s future.