@nhia_nigeria must urgently scrutinize how HMOs market private health plans. Unrealistic promises, unclear benefits and unsustainable pricing can create a race to the bottom and make legitimate health insurance look like a Ponzi-style scheme.
From a reliable source that INEC is considering an adjustment to the proposed dates for next yearโs general elections, with the polls likely to be shifted by a few weeks to March and April 2027.
We are excited to announce our call for manuscript/article submission for the Edition of the @NASENIHQ journal, The Nigerian Journal of Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NJSEI), an annual journal.
We welcome all submissions.
For submission and other enquiries, kindly use the contact information as shown on the flyer: https://t.co/gMoF84WgJi
On this 300k salary matter, donโt let twitter deceive you. Here are the stats.
According to a 2024 report by @Nairametrics, average worker in Lagos earns N60k.
A 2024 PaidHR survey, indicated that 78% of employed individuals in Lagos earn less than N100k. Only 7% earn more than N200k
โAccording to the Nigerian Financial Services Market, only 2.4% of Nigerians earn more than N200,000 monthly. The majority, about 49%, earn N50,000 or less.โ
Come with data not emotions.