Nigeria has allocated $200 million in its 2025 budget to address shortfalls resulting from the United States' suspension of aid, according to a Senate document reviewed by Reuters on Thursday.

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The Senate said the funds will support health interventions and address challenges previously financed by US government ...

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Nigeria has made a provision of $200 million in its 2025 budget to fill gaps created by the United States' suspension of aid, ...

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The 'America First' mantra evoked by United States President Donald Trump has emerged with bold and gigantic scissors positioned to cut the huge government aid to other nations.Sub-Saharan Africa, ...

Chemonics, a company that runs the Global Health Supply Chain Program, the largest USAID project ever, had $240 million in ...