**Health Sector in Nigeria: FG, States Urged to Increase Investment** As the health sector in Nigeria continues to face numerous challenges, a call has been made to the Federal and State governments to allocate more funds to the sector in their budget planning. This plea was made by Dr. Oluwatamilore Adeyemi, a medical doctor, during a recent medical outreach in Abeokuta, Ogun State. Dr. Adeyemi, who organized the outreach to over 200 community members, expressed her concern about the inadequate funding of the health sector. She emphasized that if the government prioritizes the sector, it will not only improve healthcare services but also retain doctors and health practitioners in the country. During the outreach, Dr. Adeyemi and her team provided free medical services, including blood pressure and sugar tests. They also distributed 50 digital blood pressure measurement machines to some individuals. The doctor highlighted the importance of regular blood pressure checks, citing instances where people only discover they have high blood pressure when they experience severe health complications. Dr. Adeyemi's concern is shared by many in the medical community. The health sector in Nigeria faces numerous challenges, including inadequate equipment, lack of funding, and brain drain. The doctor's call to action is timely, especially as the country prepares its budget for the new year. Increasing investment in the health sector can have a significant impact on the lives of Nigerians. It can improve healthcare services, reduce mortality rates, and increase the quality of life for citizens. Dr. Adeyemi's initiative is a testament to the importance of community-based healthcare programs. As the Federal and State governments plan their budgets, it is essential that they prioritize the health sector. This will not only improve healthcare services but also demonstrate their commitment to the well-being of Nigerians. By investing in the health sector, the government can create a healthier and more productive population, ultimately driving economic growth and development.