Innovating cancer care access for low and middle-income countries
Aminu Umar-Sadiq speaks to ecancer about the NISIA's work with the Nigerian government to build new cancer centres in Nigeria in order to bring quality cancer treatment to all Nigerians.
He illustrates the co-ordination of this process which has begun with the creation of the NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre (NLCC) in Lagos and will continue with the building of two more across the country in the next 36 months.
Mr Umar-Sadiq also highlights the two world-class diagnostic centres currently running in Nigeria with 22 more planned across the country in the next 36 months.
He also highlights how the NSIA are ensuring the sustainability of these investments and operations through facets such as a new renewable energy platform.
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