Nigeria’s immunisation gains risk being reversed if funding gaps persist. The question is simple but urgent: Who will step up to secure every child’s future? Read our take in the latest #NHWPost @nighealthwatch website. 👇

Conversations are important, but saving lives also requires action. Our team proudly participated in today’s blood donation drive, contributing to a cause that saves lives. Blood cannot be manufactured. It depends entirely on voluntary donors willing to help others they may never meet. #WorldBloodDonorDay #OneDropOfHumanity

Recognise anyone?👀 Before #FHC2026 takes centre stage, we're opening the archives. This video takes us back to 2015, when some of Nigeria's leading health thinkers came together to imagine a different future for healthcare. Watch closely, tag someone you spot, and stay tuned.

At the #GHS2026 session, Funding, Philanthropy, & Global Health, speakers from @gatesfoundation, @CEPIvaccines, @WHO and @PAX_sapiens discussed what it will take to pay for health security at a time of shrinking budgets. Keeping the world safe costs about $5 per person per year, but only a third to half of that is funded, and funding is expected to drop 30% between 2024 and 2026. When an outbreak hits, money can now move within hours. This is progress; however, steady funding is needed between crises. Preparedness remains chronically underfunded, and the panel called for stronger domestic financing and long-term investment in the workforce, infrastructure and the institutions countries rely on when health emergencies occur. Innovation matters, but it cannot replace these basic foundations. "The focus should be on building the systems, processes and partnerships that allow countries to respond quickly when the unexpected happens" - Prof. Jane Halton, Chair of @CEPIvaccines Board.

When COVID-19 tested health systems around the world, Nigeria responded with innovation, collaboration, and determination. What investments made the difference? What lessons emerged? And how can they strengthen preparedness for future health emergencies? Through the COVID-19 Response Mechanism (C19RM), supported by the @GlobalFund and implemented by @NACANigeria, @NTBLCP1 & other partners, critical investments helped strengthen health systems & response capacity across Nigeria. Join us as we document the impact & lessons from the C19RM project. #C19RMNigeria