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Thursday , September 3 2026

Cost of asthma inhalers: ‘People shouldn’t be paying to breathe’

The rising cost of living is making essential medicines unaffordable for many in Nigeria.

Some asthma inhalers have doubled or even tripled in price since the end of last year, leaving sufferers like single mum Phoebe struggling with frequent asthma attacks.

Reporter: Makuochi Okafor. Produced by Chigozie Ohaka and Catherine Heathwood.

Filmed by Mobolaji Olatunde and Adekola Olawale. Edited by Mobolaji Olatunde and Okechukwu Omeire.


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