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Ending maternal deaths in Nigeria requires more than statistics. It demands listening to the communities most affected. In this #NHWPost, @solomonyemi and @Pingelsisa analyse what data and lived experiences reveal and how both must shape solutions. Read: bit.ly/3NPUZMn

The Nigeria–US Health MoU has now been released publicly, offering more clarity on the proposed health cooperation. However, details of the specimen sharing agreement have not been made available. What does this now mean for implementation, data governance, and health sovereignty for Nigeria? Here is a link with more details about the MoU: nigeriahealthwatch.com/resources/down… @Fmohnigeria @muhammadpate @USinNigeria

@BSAT_Properties So let me get this straight — the police can confirm that the car is mine, registered to me, not stolen… but suddenly the generator inside my own car becomes suspicious because I didn’t laminate my receipt and frame it on the dashboard? 🤣

That Generator in your Boot Can Land you in Prison If you don’t have this One Thing You bought your generator with your hard-earned money. You are simply traveling with it maybe from the village to town, from one site to another, or relocating your house. Nothing criminal, right? But let me tell you something many people ignore. If police officers stop your vehicle and see a generator, inverter, television, laptop, or any valuable electronic item inside your car, the first thing that may come to their mind is: “Where did this come from?” And you know why? Because generators and electronics are among the most commonly stolen items. If you cannot show proof that the item belongs to you, you may find yourself explaining for longer than you planned. The item can even be temporarily seized until you prove ownership or you may be arrested in the process where you are unable to prove. That stress alone is something you can avoid. This is why you should always travel with your receipt or any proof of purchase. The receipt shows: Where you bought it The date it was purchased The amount paid Sometimes even the serial number That small piece of paper can save you from unnecessary embarrassment, delay, or suspicion. “But what if I have lost the receipt?” At least keep: 🥢 A photocopy or clear picture of it on your phone 🥢 Bank transaction evidence if you paid through transfer 🥢 Warranty card with matching details 🥢 Any document linking you to the purchase It is not because you are a criminal. It is because the burden may fall on you to show that you are not. In this country, prevention is better than explanation. Before you load that generator into your car, ask yourself: “If I am stopped today, can I prove this is mine?” Save yourself the stress © Confidence Aribibia #BSATProperties

Valentine’s Day sells romance, but it should also demand responsibility. In this #NHWPost, @Toriie_Z & @bakare_yasir sample the voices of Nigerian youths on contraception and some barriers that continue to push them away from protection. A must-read: nhwat.ch/4rimmx1 #ValentinesDay

Nigeria may be free of wild poliovirus, but the battle is far from over. In some states in northern Nigeria, communities are proving that when trusted voices lead the conversation, doors open and children get protected. This article shows how royal endorsements, religious leaders, and local CSO mobilisers in Bauchi and Kebbi States turned long-standing resistance into acceptance. Read now: nhwat.ch/46IEWqR #NHWPost @Fmohnigeria

A twice-yearly HIV prevention injection could shift the HIV landscape in Nigeria. But without deliberate action on access, affordability, and delivery, innovation will not reach those who need it most. In this #NHWPost, @olikendrick_ & @S_0ko02 make the case for why access, affordability, and delivery must be prioritised now if twice-yearly lenacapavir is to strengthen Nigeria’s HIV prevention response. Read: bit.ly/49PLXY4

Persons with disabilities (PWDs) face a higher risk of sexual abuse, yet Nigeria’s systems often fail to protect them. In this #NHWPost, @S_0ko02 & @deajayiprecious examine what must change to close the gaps in reporting, care, & justice for PWDs. Read: nhwat.ch/4brj85x

Nigeria has joined the global “2026 is the new 2016” wave, but in health, the déjà vu stops being funny. In this #NHWPost, Shalom David & @EnemaPrudence reflect on why healthcare reforms must finally be funded, implemented, and enforced to move Nigeria from 2016 to 2026. Read: nhwat.ch/4bO6eyq @Fmohnigeria @NphcdaNG @TheBHCPF

When Nigerians have to pay in cash to treat chronic illness, it becomes a cruel choice between treatment & daily survival. In this week’s #NHWTorchlightSeries, @TzarOluigbo explores a hospital-linked fund easing access to care & exposing why lasting health financing reform cannot wait. Read: nhwat.ch/4r4TDvm

Strengthening Primary Health Care starts with informed communities and accountability at the grassroots. Tomorrow, our Community Engagement Coordinator, @stylz_legacy, will be live on @WazobiaFMAbuja to discuss how community sensitisation can improve health-seeking behaviour and PHC accountability. ⏰ 10:00 AM WAT Listen LIVE: wazobiafm.com/abuja/

What do you know abiut Cervical Cancer? Information is powerful and can be use as a tool to build or destroy. Today, join @S_0ko02 to discuss the 90–70–90 goal and why accurate information is critical to protecting women’s lives. We are live on radio in the next 20 mins 👇

Quick reminder, we go live in 25 mins, as citizens, the development sector and policy makers. This is important to us all, and we are glad to share How Health Data Is Becoming the New Currency of Global Power by our @solomonyemi. See the banner for more...

Health data is no longer just a tool for planning. It is shaping influence, investments, and global decision-making. Join the conversation on Beyond Aid: How Health Data Is Becoming the New Currency of Global Power, featuring our Senior M&E Manager, @solomonyemi, on @NigeriaInfoAbj. 📅 15 January 2026 ⏰ 4:30 PM WAT Listen LIVE 📻 nigeriainfo.fm/abuja

At the heart of Nigeria’s malaria response, power is shifting from imports to local production. In this #NHWPost, @bakare_yasir examines how manufacturing next-generation mosquito nets could strengthen health security and industrial capacity. Read: nhwat.ch/4prbAmv #EndMalaria

As we begin the year, the Nigeria–US Health MoU may be the most consequential development shaping health financing and accountability in Nigeria throughout 2026. With nearly $5bn proposed for health, the opportunity is significant. So are the questions it raises about implementation, sovereignty, and long-term self-reliance. “The real test will be whether this agreement reduces aid dependence over time, rather than entrenching it.” Read the #NHWPost by @VIhekweazu & share your thoughts: nhwat.ch/4po5D9V @Fmohnigeria @muhammadpate @NigeriaGov #AmericaFirst

Evidence. Insight. Action. What do Nigerians really think about the health system and what does the data say? The 3rd Edition of the Nigeria Health Intelligence Report is out. It takes a hard look at what’s working, what isn’t, and what must change to deliver better health outcomes. A thoughtful end-of-year read worth your time for everyone, including policymakers, advocates, and health enthusiasts. Details here: docs.google.com/viewerng/viewe… @Fmohnigeria @muhammadpate

What does it take to enjoy #DettyDecember without turning a health scare into a financial crisis? Read this #NHWPost by @TzarOluigbo on why health insurance should be part of every Nigerian’s holiday plan, and share your thoughts in the comment section: nhwat.ch/48Ss0zn

Good news! We are honoured to receive the 2025 Excellence Award for Digital Footprint from the Gates Foundation Nigeria Country Office. This award recognises the strength and impact of our work leveraging digital platforms, combining evidence-based storytelling, data and analytics, and consistent engagement to drive informed, meaningful conversations on health in Nigeria. It is a welcome encouragement to keep amplifying voices, data, and stories that move health forward. #HealthForAll #HealthFallNG