At the Joint Annual Review (JAR) 2025, the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) unveiled a new e-learning platform designed and developed by Georgetown Global Health Nigeria (GGHN), a portal co-developed with GGHN is estimated to serve upwards of 10,000 frontline PHC workers across the country.

For thousands of health workers across Nigeria, training often meant leaving their posts, traveling long distances, and juggling tight schedules. It was also capital-intensive for the government and the partner organization. This platform changes that. It brings learning closer to them, on the web or mobile. Courses are available in in English, Pidgin, Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba, and are structured in a low-dose, high-frequency format for easier learning.

With real-time progress tracking, and interactive modules, and built-in certification, health workers can focus on what matters most: applying new skills to serve their communities better. Supervisors gain clearer visibility, and program managers can plan smarter without the delays of traditional training.