Our latest Insight Report Lab (Aug 11 – Sept 5, 2025) is now available. It tracks key narratives on AMR and Family Planning, highlighting widespread antibiotic misuse and persistent myths that undermine women’s health. Read the full report here: hidim.nigeriahealthwatch.com/#/reports/insi…

Misinformation spreads faster than facts, especially in times of crisis. It fuels confusion, weakens trust in health systems, and puts lives at risk. To build resilience, we need tools that strengthen rapid response, collaboration, and community engagement.

Today in Abuja, we are hosting the Scenario Development (SD) Toolkit Review & Validation Workshop. Developed by Nigeria Health Watch, the toolkit helps professionals simulate real scenarios, test strategies, and refine responses to manage infodemics during public health emergencies.

The Scenario Development (SD) Toolkit Review & Validation Workshop is an important step in preparing for future infodemics. By integrating fact-checking into simulation exercises, stakeholders can better test strategies, expose weak points, and strengthen responses to health

Misinformation can cost lives, especially during health emergencies. To counter this, we are collecting real-life stories from anyone who has seen or experienced its effects. 👉 Share your experiences here: nhwat.ch/4pNY2TJ #HealthFactCheckNaija

.NAFDAC NIGERIA recently raised an urgent alarm on the dangers of buying fake & substandard medicines from vendors. What role do pharmacists play in safeguarding the public against these risks? Join this #HealthFactCheckNaija X Space for key insights & solutions: Date: 25th

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Our latest Insight Report is now available. It tracks key public health concerns on misinformation, knowledge gaps and questions across social media. With Routine Immunisation in focus, the report spotlights Measles & Rubella (MR) and Malaria. Read the full report here:

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🗣️ We want to hear from you! Quote this tweet with examples of health misinformation you’ve seen or heard and tell us how it impacted you or your community. #HealthfactCheckNaija

HealthFactCheckNG I’ve heard people in my community say that the COVID-19 vaccine contains microchips to track us, which made many hesitant to get vaccinated. How can we counter this kind of health misinformation??

Thanks for sharing this! The microchip rumor is a widespread myth—debunked by health agencies like World Health Organization (WHO) and Mayo Clinic since 2020. Vaccines contain no tracking tech, just biological agents to build immunity. #HealthfactCheckNaija

I remember growing up with a belief that a particular carbonated drink, when taken with mango can lead to instant death. I avoided mangoes as a child. Later discovered this was a myth that wasn't scientifically proven I have shared mine, using the link #Dont break the chain

Many Nigerian parents still have questions about vaccines, especially the Measles–Rubella (MR) vaccine. Here’s the fact: the MR vaccine, recommended by World Health Organization (WHO), protects against both Measles and Rubella — two serious but preventable diseases. #HealthFactCheckNaija