11 Private Health Facilities Shut Down in Suleja for Operating Without Registration
The Niger State Private Health Facilities Agency (NISPHFA) has shut down 11 private health facilities in Suleja, Niger State, for operating without registration and licensing in a major crackdown on illegal healthcare operations. The agency, which is charged with overseeing the registration and monitoring of private health establishments in Niger State, described the closures as part of its ongoing campaign to end quackery and protect citizens from substandard healthcare services. The closed facilities were identified as operating illegally in various locations across Suleja Local Government Area, offering medical services to the public without meeting the required regulatory standards or obtaining proper registration from the agency. The shutdown comes under the agency's "crackdown on illegal health facilities" initiative, which has been tagged with the campaign hashtag #EndQuackery as part of the broader "New Niger Health Agenda" and healthcare reform efforts in […]
