The Federal Government of Nigeria don announce plans to establish 435 clinical research centres across the country by 2028. This ambitious project dey aimed at boosting the country’s healthcare sector and generating significant revenue.
According to the plan, these clinical trial centres go help Nigeria to tap into the global clinical trial market, which is very lucrative. The government dey target to generate about $3.8 billion in revenue from these centres.
This initiative go not only improve the healthcare infrastructure in Nigeria but also create job opportunities and attract foreign investment. The clinical trial centres go focus on various areas of medical research, helping to advance healthcare outcomes and develop new treatments.
Muhammad Ali Pate, the Coordinating Minister of Health & Social Welfare, has been instrumental in pushing this initiative forward. He believe say this project go be a game-changer for Nigeria’s healthcare system and economy.
