Exciting News! Africa Health Watch is now on YouTube!! A dedicated space where we bring you deeper conversations on the big questions, persistent challenges, and promising innovations shaping health across the continent. Our first feature is an interview with Landry Tsague, MD, MPH, PhD where he

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For many women in Nigeria, menopause brings physical and emotional changes that often go unrecognised, leaving them to navigate this transition without adequate information or support. In our latest #NWHPost, Asari Ndem and Sunday Oko explore why menopause must become a priority

Join Us in Celebrating the Next Wave of Health Misinformation Champions! We warmly invite you to the Health Misinformation Management Fellowship (Lagos Batch II) Graduation Ceremony. This talented cohort of fellows is ready to tackle false health narratives and strengthen

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I am pleased to be speaking at #TEDxAbuja2025, where I will be sharing insights on “Where Health Actually Begins: Closing the Circle Between Policies and People.” Looking forward to exploring how trust, communication, and community engagement shape stronger, more responsive

The Reboot Camp 2025 updated schedule is here! Plan your days, set your alarms, and get ready for a life-changing camp experience. We are so ready for all that God will do at Reboot Camp! #TheUnstoppableMoveofGod #Celebr8CentreHQ #RebootCamp2025 #ComeGetRICH

Since 1976, we have learnt from every outbreak and we keep learning to support our Member States to keep their citizens safe from #Ebola. Proud to be World Health Organization (WHO).

Communities are stronger when they can spot, verify, and act on accurate health information. How can digital systems help communities tackle misinformation? Join our Senior M&E Manager, SolomonYemi, and Programme Coordinator Sunday Oko, at #GDHF2025 for a hands-on session on

We said goodbye to a brother and friend. Despite suffering from #polio as a child he will be remembered for his strenght and grace and the joy he brought to so many. Rest in peace, Bro Akiin Shuga. For you, we will #Keeppushing. My short tribute> articles.nigeriahealthwatch.com/hands-on-his-k…

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For Nigeria, the #WorldAIDSDay2025 comes at a critical moment, as recent funding gaps expose the fragility of HIV response. In this #NWHPost, Olubunmi Oyebanji highlights why strong domestic investment remain essential to Nigeria's response to HIV. Read: nhwat.ch/4pJkLzf

Communities need reliable information to make informed health decisions, yet misinformation often spreads faster than the facts. Strengthening digital capacity at the local level is essential to closing this gap. Our session on combating health infodemics and leveraging digital

We were impacted by Apostle Apostle Emmanuel Iren’s teaching on “The Providence and Sovereignty of God.”🔥 He reminded us that God never reacts, He prepares. Before a need arises, provision is already waiting. Just like Abraham, as he climbed in obedience, the ram climbed too. Nothing in

Most students study, but very few learn. If you want strong memory, deep understanding, and top performance, stop passive reading and switch to ACTIVE STUDY. Here are 20 powerful methods to upgrade your learning. Thread below. #Academic #Study #Learning (1/21)

Join us tomorrow at 10am. Together, we are building are a stronger health system. Let's have this conversation how you can get involved. #KnowYourPHC

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Non‑communicable diseases like heart disease, stroke, diabetes and some cancers are rising fast in Africa, driven by lifestyle patterns including excess sugar consumption. Taxes on unhealthy products can reduce consumption and unlock funding for stronger health systems. In our

Can Nigeria’s Basic Health Care Provision Fund really drive progress towards Universal Health Coverage? In our #NHWPost for #UHCDAY2025, @Sohniar and Sunday Oko examine the fund’s potential to strengthen access to essential services. Read: nhwat.ch/48xHdFU

As we mark UHC day, here's a timely reminder that greater investment is needed to achieve UHC. In this piece I and my colleague, examine how the BHCPF can be optimized.. Read more