Pharmacist | Global Health Development & Communications Specialist | Grants • Health Education • Community Impact #NasarawaXCommunity
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Adigizi Akpus retweeted
What does it take to turn promising #Ebola innovations into accessible tools?
Unitaid’s investment of up to US$3.4M supports preparations to help countries access new Bundibugyo #Ebola diagnostics and treatments, should they prove safe and effective.
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Adigizi Akpus retweeted
Hepatitis elimination starts before birth.
The tools to prevent mother-to-child transmission of hepatitis B exist, but they must reach every mother and newborn.
Through SAFEStart+, we support approaches that help protect mothers and babies.
@PATHtweets @Hep_Alliance
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I’ve started a multi-country research on Climate Change and Planetary Health with @JohnsHopkinsSPH, the @ph_alliance, and the PHCA
As a research country lead for Nigeria, thanks to my counterparts from UK, USA, Iraq, Sierra Leone and Germany.
A win win for climate action!
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For 15 years, Solina has worked with partners to strengthen health systems and create lasting impact. The Northern Nigeria Routine Immunization Strengthening Program (NNRISP) is one reflection of that journey.
Through NNRISP, Solina supported state governments across six northern states through interventions spanning community engagement, vaccine supply chains and logistics, service delivery, data management, financial management, and institutional and personnel capacity building.
The impact went beyond the children vaccinated. NNRISP left behind stronger systems, better equipped to reach more children.
15 years of Insights. Innovation. Impact.
Read more about NNRISP in the thread below 👇
#SolinaAt15 #NNRISP #Immunization #RoutineImmunization #HealthSystemsStrengthening
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From Niger to Kano, one lesson from my fieldwork remains clear: maternal outcomes depend on the entire care pathway.
9 months with @SCIDaR_ Smiles for Mothers project, and the journey continues.
#MaternalHealth #MNCH
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1. Being busy is not the same as coping with grief.
2. Making your life gentle to live in is the most helpful way to cope during difficult seasons.
3. Asking your friends/loved ones, "How are you, really?" is now better because "How are you?" no longer gets you the real answer.
Adigizi Akpus retweeted
Leadership does not begin with titles. It begins when you decide to take responsibility-step up, speak up, create room for others, & make places better than you met them, even when nobody is watching
#1000YoungVoices #OneVoiceOneNasarawa #NasarawaYouth #InternationalYouthDay2026
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Anytime I am at a pharmacy or hospital to get medicines, I listen with wrap attention during medication counseling. I take time to ask questions and further clarification.
At the end of one long counseling, I told one that I have been a pharmacist for 12 years. He wanted to cry 😄😄😄
Everyone must do his job, completely. 😄
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As you round off your 🇳🇬 tour of duty, congratulations, @RMontgomeryUK, and thank you for your service. It’s been encouraging to see the progress of the #UKNGPartnership, particularly in advancing #HealthForAll and impact that @UKinNigeria continues to make alongside @SFHNigeria.
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Dr. Simon Ikwueta Ogenyi, MBBS, MPH (in view), is a public health advocate, and Chief Operations Officer of Healthy LiverCare Initiative (HLI). He works with the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) and leads community-based hepatitis awareness.
Join us !
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After living with the virus unknowingly for over two decades, she has dedicated nearly 20 years to reducing health inequalities, tackling stigma, and improving access to culturally appropriate hepatitis care
Join us tomorrow as we discuss:
Register : lnkd.in/ezmXv89w
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Dr. Nimzing Ladep is a Consultant Hepatologist and Clinical Director of Gastroenterology at CHEC, UK, and an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London. He leads innovative liver disease and digital health programmes across the UK and Africa.
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Get tested guys !!
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Social media levels everyone. Someone who just finished school, with a handful of citations (8) in local journals and experience as a research assistant, is confidently questioning my understanding of basic research methods. In his entire faculty, no one match my research profile
@Ade_dapo__ Why did you delete your profile? Are you not proud of it? Come back, let’s talk? You can’t question my knowledge of basic statistical method with a scrappy profile. Now I challenge you to present any with my profile match in your school depart and we can talk proper.
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Always a pleasure meeting @WHO Director-General @DrTedros. I thanked him for his leadership in advancing #HealthForAll and his active role in curtailing the Hanta Virus. We also discussed the impactful work at @SFHNigeria and strengthening health systems across the region. #WHA79
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Great discussion with Director General of the African Medicines Agency @AfricanAmata, Dr. Delese Mimi Darko, where they discussed the work of the @SFHNigeria in advancing medicine security and improving access to quality medicines across Africa. #HealthForAll #WHA79
This morning, our Health Policy & Advocacy Officer for the African Region, @YusufHassanW joined the African Medicines Agency @AfricanAmata at the 79th World Health Assembly for the high-level session: “From Treaty to Action: Empowering African Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Through AMA’s Regulatory Innovation Framework,”
held in partnership with @UNITAR.
He also held a strategic discussion with the Director General of the African Medicines Agency, Dr. Delese Mimi Darko, where they discussed the work of the Society for Family Health in advancing medicine security and improving access to quality medicines across Africa.
During the engagement, he presented our book, Intentionality, highlighting the impact of our work and our continued commitment to strengthening healthcare systems and improving lives across communities.
