The Federal Government has announced new strategies aimed at improving the health and wellbeing of women across Nigeria. Officials say the move is part of broader efforts to strengthen the country’s healthcare system and ensure that women receive better medical attention at all stages of life.

According to government representatives, the initiative will focus on maternal health, reproductive care, and access to essential medical services. Authorities also plan to increase awareness about preventive healthcare, early diagnosis, and treatment of diseases that commonly affect women.

The strategies are expected to involve collaboration with state governments, health institutions, and development partners. By improving healthcare infrastructure and expanding training for medical professionals, the government hopes to reduce maternal mortality and improve overall health outcomes for women.

Stakeholders have welcomed the move, noting that women’s health plays a vital role in national development. The government reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that policies and funding allocations support long-term improvements in healthcare delivery for women nationwide.