Health Sector Renewal Compact
Self-reported84% of compact indicators achieved as of Q3 2025 (no baseline or denominator published in source)
- Role
- Coordinating Minister
- Reported by
- Minister's own statement, reported by Leadership
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What outcomes can be attributed to Muhammad Ali Pate?
Nigerian physician serving as Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare of Nigeria.
8 documented outcomes: 6 self-reported, 2 pledged.
84% of compact indicators achieved as of Q3 2025 (no baseline or denominator published in source)
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17% fall in maternal deaths and 12% fall in newborn deaths across 172 high-burden local government areas
Reported counts differ by source and date (not reconciled; the three may use different definitions): 435 PHC facilities revitalised - minister, Leadership, Nov 2025; 2,125 PHCs "fully revitalised" nationwide - NPHCDA, reported by Premium Times, 31 Dec 2025; over 3,100 PHCs revitalised - Presidency statement by Bayo Onanuga, Arise News, 6 Sep 2026
Primary care visits at BHCPF facilities rose from 10 million (early 2024) to 45 million (mid-2025); over 80 million PHC visits in first two quarters of 2025
15,000+ community health workers recruited and 70,000 frontline workers retrained (Nov 2025); over 78,000 frontline workers trained and over 20,000 professionals recruited to federal tertiary hospitals (Presidency, Sept 2026)
Over 17.1 million adolescent girls vaccinated against HPV
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Health allocation rose about 60% to N2.48 trillion (5.18% of the budget) from about N1.3 trillion (4.6%) in 2024; below the 15% Abuja Declaration target
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About US$200 million earmarked in the 2025 budget to cushion the impact of USAID/PEPFAR cuts
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27 Oct 2026 Published after review.
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