ISMPH- International Society of Media in Public He

Forum for health advocacy, capacity building and awareness creation on health care and service delivery in Nigeria.

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A right to basic #healthcare means that the government is morally obligated to do all within its means to ensure that medically necessary care is accessible and affordable to all.
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@WHO @nighealthwatch @UNICEF_Nigeria @SamAdvocacy @ConnectSDGs

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Family planning as shared national infrastructure, not a single ministry's mandate.

What role should sectors outside health play in improving health outcomes? Share your view below.

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On August 7, ISMPH joined the inauguration of the High-Level Inter-Ministerial Platform (IMP) on Family Planning, Health, Human Capital, and Sustainable National Development at Transcorp Hilton, Abuja.

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Led by the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare with FP2030 Secretariat support, the platform will meet quarterly to track commitments, align resources, and report on progress across the MDAs involved.

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Sustainable peace is negotiated with women, not merely for them.

#WINSEC2026 #WomenInSecurity #NAWOJ #ISMPH

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At WINSEC 2026, ISMPH's Executive Director, Chief Mrs. Moji Makanjuola, MFR, FNIPR, spoke as Co-Chairman on a message that matters: women bear the heaviest cost of Nigeria's insecurity, yet remain underrepresented in the rooms where peace and security policy gets decided.

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Her call to security agencies and policymakers: build institutional partnerships that put women's voices in conflict prevention, peace negotiation, and national security decision-making, not just recovery efforts after the fact.

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#ISMPH #EvidenceBasedReporting #HealthJournalism #PrimaryHealthCare #PHC #HealthAccountability #MediaEngagement #Kano #ISS #PHCFAT #Scorecards #RMNCAH #PublicHealth #EngenderHealth

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Journalists can't report accountability data they don't understand.

That's the gap ISMPH is closing this week in Kano.

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Credible data and responsible journalism go hand in hand. ISMPH remains committed to working with government, development partners, media organizations, and civil society to advance evidence based health reporting across Nigeria.

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Strategic communication isn't an add-on to public health. It's how trust is built, communities are engaged, and meaningful health outcomes are achieved.

In this edition of Curated Conversations, Dr @Adaeze_Oreh shares why communication must remain at the heart of public health.

Watch the full conversation: https://t.co/0Y9n1n4AOw

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Breastfeeding is more than a personal choice. It's a public health priority that gives every child a stronger, healthier start in life.

Join us this Friday for a live conversation on what it takes to create an environment where every mother can breastfeed with the support she needs.

🗓️ 7 August
🕖 7:00 PM (WAT)
📍 https://t.co/6AtwwdUlPW

#WorldBreastfeedingWeek

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This World Breastfeeding Week , what's one thing your organisation could change to make breastfeeding easier for new mothers on your team?

#WorldBreastfeedingWeek #ISMPH #PublicHealth

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Breastfeeding is one of the most cost-effective health interventions we have, and it's still under-supported.

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The barrier isn't awareness. It's support. Workplace policies. Family pressure. Health worker training. Paid leave that actually covers recovery and bonding time.