This paper looked at the Nigerian health sector's current difficulties and challenges in service delivery. It also attempted to identify the effect of the issues and challenges on the Nigerian citizens' health condition. The article used secondary data to elicit facts and information about difficulties, challenges, and problems related to healthcare delivery in Nigeria by examining literatures. A screening technique was used to select the literature for this study. First, based on the topic and goal of the paper, a search was conducted. Second, using the inclusion and exclusion criteria, the title and abstract of potentially relevant articles were reviewed, and those with similar contents were utilized for the paper.
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