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In April 2001, heads of governments for member states of the African Union gathered in Abuja, Nigeria, and pledged to devote at least 15% of their annual budgetary allocation to the health sector. This was further reinforced in 2003 with the Maputo declaration.
Corruption in the health sector in Nigeria takes many forms.
As organizations look to enter Nigeria’s healthcare and pharmaceutical sector, understanding the major challenges in the healthcare industry takes precedence. In an effort to provide some context for these challenges, gaining an understanding of how the Nigerian healthcare industry is set up, as well as how it currently functions, is a necessity.