Update to National Health Fellows Programme 2025 Applicants

The latest update on the National Health Fellows Programme in Nigeria indicates that the selection of fellows is in its final phase. 

The programme, aimed at transforming the nation's public health sector, is set to engage young Nigerian professionals across all 774 local government areas.

Applications Closed: The application window for the 2025 National Health Fellows Programme has officially closed. The deadline for applications was January 27, 2025.

Eligibility Criteria: Candidates needed to be between 25 and 35 years old, possess a bachelor's degree in health-related fields, IT, or social sciences, and demonstrate interest or experience in public health, among other requirements.

Selection Process: The selection process involves multiple stages, including eligibility verification and interviews. The programme has now reached the semi-finalist stage, with announcements expected soon.

Programme Overview: Selected fellows will participate in a one-year initiative that includes rigorous training, mentorship, leadership opportunities, and exposure to best practices in Nigeria's health sector. 

The goal is to develop the next generation of healthcare leaders to enhance primary healthcare delivery nationwide.

Stipend and Support: Fellows will receive a stipend to support their participation and living expenses during the programme.

Public Communication: Updates and official communications regarding the programme are being shared through designated official channels, urging caution against misinformation.

For further details or updates, interested parties are advised to check our website at https://www.bzglobalservice.com.ng to get daily update

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The National Health Fellows is an initiative of the Government of Nigeria implemented under strong ethical standards, respect for privacy and the rights of all actors.

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