Assistant Professor
Uche Ngwaba
Uchechukwu Ngwaba’s work focuses on global health, health systems and health governance frameworks, particularly in resource-constrained settings. He frequently engages the language of human rights in enquiries about how weak health systems can be strengthened to achieve better health outcomes. As a Research Fellow at the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies Uche pushed for the set up of a Health Law Centre which produced a number of important policy documents towards health reform in Nigeria.
Uchechukwu Ngwaba

Areas of Expertise: Public health and human rights, international human rights law, health systems, health governance frameworks, constitutional theory, comparative constitutional law, transitional justice

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Health Law & Innovation Research Group

Housed within the Lincoln Alexander School of Law’s Justice and Technology Initiative, the Health Law and Innovation Research Group is a research …

Getting it Right with Health: Foreign Direct Investment as Africa’s Best Chance to Achieve the Health Targets of Agenda 2030 Sustainably

Getting it Right with Health: Foreign Direct Investment as Africa’s Best Chance to Achieve the Health Targets of Agenda 2030 Sustainably Uchechukwu …

A Right to Universal Health Coverage in Resource-Constrained Nations? Towards a Blueprint for Better Health Outcomes

A Right to Universal Health Coverage in Resource-Constrained Nations? Towards a Blueprint for Better Health Outcomes Uchechukwu Ngwaba, “A Right to Universal …