Foundation, WHO partners to enhance Healthcare in Nigeria

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The World Health Organisation (WHO) and the TY Danjuma Foundation have announced a 10-year grant agreement worth $2.26 million to improve healthcare in Nigeria. The grant aims to support health system resilience, enhance maternal and child health, and revitalise primary healthcare in underserved communities across the country.

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The partnership, facilitated through the WHO African Region’s Partnership for Resource Mobilisation and Strategic Engagement initiative, promotes domestic financing and national ownership. By aligning their goals, WHO’s Nigeria office and the TY Danjuma Foundation have established a country-led model for strengthening health systems

“This $2.26 million grant over 10 years is a visionary investment in Nigeria’s health sector,” said WHO African Region acting regional director Chikwe Ihekweazu. “It sets a powerful example for national stakeholders and encourages broader participation in health financing.” The partnership is expected to have a significant impact on improving healthcare outcomes in Nigeria, particularly in underserved communities

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