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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 15 MIN

Why Healthcare Is So Expensive in Nigeria | Who Really Benefits?

from Vital Signs Podcast · host Vital Signs Podcast

Have you ever stopped to wonder why healthcare is so expensive in Nigeria — and who benefits from it?In this episode of Vital Signs Podcast, we unpack the real reasons behind the rising cost of healthcare in Nigeria. From chronic underfunding and corruption to policy failures and misplaced priorities, this conversation goes beyond hospitals and doctors to expose the systems driving healthcare costs out of reach for millions.We connect the dots between: • Low government spending on health • Corruption and diversion of public funds • Out-of-pocket payments and medical poverty • How ordinary Nigerians are forced to pay the priceThis isn’t about blaming healthcare workers.It’s about accountability, transparency, and asking the questions that are often avoided.🎧 If you’ve ever struggled to afford care, delayed treatment, or wondered why basic healthcare feels like a luxury — this episode is for you.👉 Like, comment, and share to keep this conversation going.#HealthcareInNigeria #VitalSignsPodcast #HealthPolicy #Nigeria #PublicHealth #Accountability #HealthcareCosts

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