Now you know exactly what to expect at Lagos HeArt Fair 2026 and guess who's bringing the energy to tie it all together? 🎤
Meet Damilola Amoo our host for the day!
From the screenings to the Sip & Paint, the BLS/CPR training to the aerobics and panel talk, she's set to keep the vibes high from start to finish.
📍 De-Blue Roof, LTV, Ikeja, Lagos
📅 26th September 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM
One more reason not to miss this.
Register here: https://t.co/aZEc8GLJQ6
#LagosHeartFair #WorldHeartDay #DontMissABeat #CHDFNigeria #EndCVDNeglect
❤️ DON’T MISS A BEAT!
LAGOS HeART FAIR 2026
As Nigeria takes centre stage in World Heart Day 2026, the country is gearing up for a series of national activations in partnership with the World Heart Federation (WHF).
The Lagos HeArt Fair is one of these major national activations, led by The Congenital Heart Disease Foundation of Nigeria (CHDFNigeria) and its consortium partners, in collaboration with the World Heart Federation team.
📅 26 September 2026
📍 Lagos
We’re preparing to welcome and care for up to 2,000 Lagosians for a vibrant day bringing heart health, prevention, movement, lifesaving skills and community together.
Expect:
🫀 Heart health screening
🩺 Know your numbers and learn more about your heart
🫶🏾 Basic Life Support training — skills that can save a life
🏃🏾♀️ Movement and wellness activities
🎶 Music, entertainment and family fun
👨🏾👩🏾👧🏾👦🏾 Interactive experiences for all ages
🤝🏾 Community and partner activations
This is more than a fair.
It is an opportunity to bring the global World Heart Day movement closer to communities in Lagos , creating a space where people can learn, get screened, move, connect and gain skills that can save a life.
And this is what it means to USE ❤️ FOR ACTION -turning awareness into meaningful action for healthier hearts, stronger communities and a healthier Nigeria.
Come for the heart. ❤️
Come for the beat. 🫀
Come for the experience. 🎉
Come for the knowledge.
Come for the skills.
Come with your people.
📌 MARK YOUR CALENDAR
26 SEPTEMBER 2026 | LAGOS HeART FAIR
DON’T MISS A BEAT!
#WorldHeartDay #WorldHeartDay2026 #LagosHeArtFair #DontMissABeat #UseHeartForAction #Nigeria #HeartHealth #CardiovascularHealth #HeartScreening #BasicLifeSupport #Lagos #CHDFNigeria
I am excited to announce that I have been appointed as the Director of Communications & Advocacy for The Congenital Heart Disease Foundation of Nigeria @ChdfNigeria.
I am super excited about this phase.
The Heart is truly a work horse.
Save a Heart. Save a Life!
It was about purpose—to explore natural, non-hormonal contraceptives and contribute to groundbreaking research in women's health.
Not long after, I got the opportunity to intern as a Data Analyst at CYTOBIZ, blending my passion for research with the power of data.
As I continue to grow in research, leadership, and program management, I’m looking for opportunities to sharpen my expertise in program strategy and execution—particularly in healthcare, research, and innovation.
But dreams without action remain just that—dreams. So, I took a leap.
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Starting my Master’s in Pharmacognosy at the University of Lagos was a big milestone, but it wasn’t just about earning a degree.
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If I could sum up the past three months in a sentence, it would be: "A journey of stepping out of my comfort zone, embracing new challenges, facing rejection, and growing in ways I never imagined."
A year ago, I had dreams.
Why support CHDFNigeria advocacy?
Because every child deserves a chance at life.
Together, we can push for better policies, affordable healthcare, and access to life-saving treatments for children with CHD.
Tell us: What changes do you want to see in CHD care in Nigeria?
How much do you know about Congenital Heart Disease, often called a ‘hole in the heart’?
Swipe through the slides to learn more, and drop a comment when you spot a word or term you’re familiar with.
Share this post, let’s raise awareness together! 💙
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Did you know 80-90% of children with CHD in Nigeria don’t survive due to late diagnosis and limited specialized care? It’s time to change the narrative.
By establishing referral pathways from PHCs to cardiac centers, creating regional cardiac centers with specialists
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