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Grooming Africa’s next set of unicorns: Tinubu’s big agenda for health tech, By Muhammad Ali Pate

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Dr Muhammad Ali Pate, CEO of Gavi Alliance. [PHOTO CREDIT: Twitter handle of Atiku Abubakar]

For Nigeria, the opportunity is larger than building a stronger health system. It is to build companies that commercialise Nigerian research, manufacture products for African markets, attract investment, create highly skilled employment and retain more value within the domestic economy. That is how health becomes not simply a social investment, but an engine of industrial […]

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