AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoInsurance Inclusion: FANAF is set to adopt a Pan-African Pact for Insurance Inclusion in Cotonou, Benin (July 6–8), aiming to double insurance penetration in the region by 2040. Youth & Family Support: West Africa leaders wrapped up Liberia’s Strengthening Families Conference, with plans to host the next edition in Cotonou, Benin—pushing youth empowerment and stronger social protection. Public Health Milestone: WHO validated Tunisia’s trachoma elimination as a public health problem, highlighting long-term primary care and water/sanitation efforts. Community Health Outreach (Edo): Over 200 residents in Ozalla, Edo State received free medical care plus youth and women empowerment support through the Omoarebu Ogbeide Foundation. Health System Capacity (Nigeria/UNIBEN): Nigeria’s NUC approved six new programmes for the University of Benin, including Speech Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Nursing Science—aimed at closing healthcare manpower gaps. Men’s Wellness: Edo’s Men’s Health session urged regular exercise, less salt, and routine checkups to reduce risks like hypertension and prostate issues. Sickle Cell Support (Edo): Edo pledged continued medical support for indigent sickle cell patients and called for wider genotype screening and counselling. Safety & Care Concerns: Edo also announced arrests of suspected illegal revenue collectors in Benin City, while separate coverage highlights bullying’s mental health harm and the need for safer school environments.
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