Not less than 50% of Africans have access to modern health facilities with a shortage of trained health care professionals owing to mass migration to the global north, Providers are concentrated in the major hospitals in urban areas, with satellite clinics being staffed by nurses or medically trained community personnel with an underfunded public facility, poorly equipped, and overcrowded, with long waiting times and stocked-out pharmacies.
This was the submission of Managing Partner of Verakki, Mr. Olaniyi Yusuf, in his keynote address at the official launch of Hubcare health App.
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