ANALYSIS: Inadequate facilities, incessant strikes, other challenges before Nigeria's new health minister

By implementing strategic measures to retain talent, offering attractive incentives, and enhancing working conditions, Mr Pate and his team can reverse the brain drain trend and safeguard the nation's healthcare system.

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