Peter Anwuli

A lover of God and people.
#Making positive impact where ever I go.

[Chikwe Ihekweazu @Chikwe_I]

Welcome on board - Julien Harneis @julienmh as you start your new role as Senior Ebola Coordinator in Kinshasa. Time for the entire system to come together in support of the response. #Together

[Chikwe Ihekweazu @Chikwe_I]

In this camp where people displaced by the conflict live in #DRC, @WHO has trained community members to disinfect their homes.

The government of DRC & WHO continue to work with these communities to end the outbreak.

[Chikwe Ihekweazu @Chikwe_I]

.@WHO is looking for its next leader to serve as @WHOAFRO Regional Emergency Director working across 47 Member States in an increasingly complex public health landscape

If you have the experience, collaborative spirit & passion, I encourage you to apply:
https://t.co/I2hQSkdfPa

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

“We often overestimate technology. What matters most is creating systems that impact people and enable them to act.”- @seunonigbinde, Co-founder, @BudgITng Group at our 2016 Future of Health Conference.

A decade later, his perspective feels even more relevant in our health system.

The 2026 Future of Health Conference themed “From Innovation to Impact: The Future of Health is Now” brings renewed attention to how data, systems, and innovations can truly work for the people and communities they are meant to serve.

Register to join us: https://t.co/ZwWA3RE9Xr

#TheFutureOfHealthIsNow
@VIhekweazu @Fmohnigeria @muhammadpate @PathfinderInt @PharmAccessNIG @WBG_Nigeria @eHealth_africa @VillageReach @moniepoint @OPay_NG

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

Ekiti’s maternal health push shows that digital innovation works best when it is built around women’s voices, quality care and financial protection.

In this #NHWPost, @iam_mauryn highlights why sustainable financing and patient feedback are key to better maternal care.

Read: https://t.co/k0OR6A3Mmi

[Olúṣeun Onìgbìndé @seunonigbinde]

9 years old with a very lucid position. Grace

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

During Nigeria's COVID-19 response, early detection of low oxygen levels became a critical part of patient care.

Through the Global Fund COVID-19 Response Mechanism, implemented by @NACANigeria, @NTBLCP and partners with support from @GlobalFund, over 7,730 pulse oximeters were distributed, helping health workers monitor patients and provide timely care across Nigeria.
#C19RMNigeria @Fmohnigeria

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

The latest Ebola outbreak in DRC is unfolding in a conflict-affected region where insecurity, displacement, and fragile trust are complicating containment efforts. What does this reveal about Nigeria’s preparedness for outbreaks?

Read more: https://t.co/OBxFhZL3Lm

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

One of the most important shifts in global health today is the growing recognition that innovation does not end with invention.

Governance, financing, and collaboration are not supporting roles. They are part of what determines whether innovation becomes impact for people and communities.

This is the focus of the Future of Health Conference 2026. Moving from innovation as an idea to innovation as impact.

Registration is now OPEN: https://t.co/JGALW2116s
#TheFutureOfHealthISNOw @WorldHealthSmt

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

To mark Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, Nigeria Health Watch, in collaboration with NoGirlWithoutAPad, visited City Royal School in Abuja for an outreach programme centred on menstrual health awareness, education, and support.

Read more: https://t.co/7UwVZoYPND

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

The future of health will not be defined by the ideas we celebrate. It will be defined by the impact we deliver.

At the 2026 Future of Health Conference, leaders, innovators, and partners will come together to explore what it takes to turn innovations into impact for people and communities.

Registration is now open: https://t.co/ZwWA3RE9Xr
#TheFutureOfHealthIsNow.

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

Innovation is not the end goal. Impact is.

As Nigeria and the global health community continue to generate solutions, how do we ensure those solutions reach the people who need them most?

The Future of Health Conference 2026 is committed to answering that question. We invite partners and collaborators to turn these ideas into action. Contact [email protected] for details.

#TheFutureOfHealthIsNow

[Chibuike Alagboso @alagboso]

Guess who's part of the official media partners for this year's International AIDS Conference taking plce in Brazil next month.. @nighealthwatch & @africahlthwatch 💪🏾💪🏾 #AIDS2026

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

Good News!

The 2026 Future of Health Conference website is officially live!!

This year's edition of the conference is a space where innovation meets action, where conversations turn into collaboration, and where ideas are shaped into impact.

Explore it. Engage with it. Be part of what comes next: https://t.co/fnASYXlLNv
#TheFutureOfHealthIsNow

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

If we cannot track it, we cannot improve it.

Strengthening accountability is key to ensuring that mental health commitments translate into action, better coordination, and improved outcomes across Nigeria’s health system.

Join our Managing Director, @VIhekweazu, in this important discussion as she speaks on strengthening accountability to turn mental health commitments into action in Nigeria.
#MentalHealthMatters

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

A strong step in the right direction. Vaccines sit at the center of global health security; not just as tools of response, but as instruments of prevention.

Investing in vaccine development, manufacturing capacity, and stronger partnerships ensures world is not reacting late, but responding early enough to contain outbreaks at source.
@NRC_CNRC @CEPIvaccines @gavi #100DaysMission #VacccineWork

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

The COVID-19 pandemic tested the resilience of health systems across the world.

In Nigeria, responding to the crisis required more than emergency action. It demanded investments that would protect essential health services, strengthen health security, and build capacity for future public health emergencies.

#C19RMNigeria

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

The 6th Africa Digital Health Summit (ADHS 2026) convened policymakers, healthcare leaders, researchers, innovators, development partners, and media professionals from across Africa to explore how digital innovations can move from pilot projects to scalable, sustainable health solutions. Discussions focused on artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure, health financing, policy frameworks, and maternal health innovations, highlighting the critical role of technology in strengthening health systems across the continent.

A key highlight for Nigeria Health Watch was the scientific abstract presentation delivered by our Programme Manager, Habibat Lawal, titled "Scaling Digital Social Listening: Leveraging Social Media Monitoring to Strengthen Vaccine Communication in Nigeria." The presentation showcased how digital social listening approaches were used to monitor public conversations, identify misinformation, understand community concerns, and address knowledge gaps during integrated vaccination campaigns in Nigeria. The session demonstrated the value of real-time digital intelligence and social listening as essential tools for strengthening risk communication, improving vaccine confidence, and supporting evidence-based public health decision-making.

#ADHS2026

[Chikwe Ihekweazu @Chikwe_I]

Thanks @WFP for thinking and working together. #Health #Food #Shelter #Education - every one should have!

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

Nigeria employs various strategies to prevent malaria during pregnancy. Preventive treatment is integrated into ANC protocols; insecticide-treated nets are widely distributed; & public health messaging on malaria prevention has been widespread.

Read more: https://t.co/toTUme5wBl