The Nigeria Health Summit holds on Thursday, April 26 at the Golden Gates Restaurant, Ikoyi, Lagos from 9am.
The summit aims to gather healthcare organisations, NGOs, WHO, UN and others to discuss sustainable ways of bringing about better healthcare in the country and Africa.
Dignarities expected at the event include Minister of Health, Prof Isaac Adewole; Chairman, Senate Committtee on Health, Lanre Tejouso, who will also deliver the opening speech; Senior Special Assistant to the President on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Mrs. Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, Consultant for World Bank, Dr. Abayomi Sule.
Also expected are the Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Olajide Idris; Co-Founders of the Anadach Group, Dr. Enoma Alade and Egbe Osifo Dawodu; Oceanic Health Chief Executive, Charles Onwuzuluigbo; Redcare HMO Chief Executive, Dr. Tunde Salako, among others.
Source: The Guardian News
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