Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare & Mohammed Pate

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: The Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare was unable to implement its 2025 capital budget due to significant funding shortfalls, receiving only N36 million out of N218 billion appropriated. This severely hampered its ability to execute capital projects and access donor funds.

Mohammed Pate: Mohammed Pate, as the Minister of Health, disclosed the severe underfunding of the 2025 capital budget and explained the reasons behind the poor implementation, including cash flow constraints and systemic bottlenecks.

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: The Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare collaborated on the National Health Facility Survey, which revealed significant weaknesses in Nigeria's healthcare system.

Mohammed Pate: Health Minister Mohammed Pate's portfolio is directly concerned with the findings of the National Health Facility Survey, which highlights significant issues in Nigeria's healthcare system.

Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: The Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare is the parent ministry under which the Thailand — National Health Technology and Data Analytics Office (NHTDAO) will be domiciled, and its Permanent Secretary, Kachollom Daju, is a member of the steering committee.

Mohammed Pate: Mohammed Pate, as the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, will co-chair the steering committee for the Thailand — National Health Technology and Data Analytics Office (NHTDAO), providing strategic direction and oversight for the new agency.