The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Kogi chapter, has appealed to security agencies and the state government to rescue Dr Azubuike Iheanacho, it’s member abducted on Nov. 21 in Anyigba.

Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has condemned the attack by hoodlums of health facilities and assault on its members during the protests.

Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Cross River State branch, has commenced indefinite strike to protest the kidnap of its member, Dr. Vivien Mesembe.

The Federal Government (FG), yesterday, said Nigeria had not placed order for any vaccines from Russia. It made the clarification following reports that about 20 countries

As the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) suspends its proposed strike in Cross River State after two days, the Federal Government has rolled out a six-point agenda for the state.

Resident doctors in the country have commenced an indefinite nationwide strike following the expiration of the 14-day ultimatum issued to the Federal Government.

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has warned Lagos State Government against accrediting private hospitals for the management of COVID-19 in the state.

The World Health Organisation (WHO), the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) and other stakeholders on the World Health Day (WHD) April 7, have advocated more support for nurses and midwives, especially those fighting to contain COVID-19.

Despite several reports and commentaries drawing the attention of our duty bearers to the decay in the health sector before the current virus pandemic

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has allayed fears over the perceived high fatality rate of Coronavirus (COVID-19), even as it recommends the best way of averting the socio-economic impact

About six decades after independence, what is Nigeria’s health care story? The nation’s health-care system is an embarrassment of monumental proportions and the sector...

It should be worrisome that an old story of how so many developed and developing economies have been gaining brains from our brain drain in the health sector is still a recent discussion point by the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA). This is a sad commentary on our development.