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IMPORTANT NOTICE!

Do you know that by checking your Hepatitis status, you will not only be saving your life but that of your family and loved ones?

Think about this and talk to your healthcare provider about how you can get tested. Act Now!



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Thank you Pharm Blessing Abai Sunday of Planet Radio 101.1 Fm Uyo and St. Luke's Hospital Anua for raising awareness on the need to test, treat and vaccinate as we put an end to Viral Hepatitis

Rising Star Pharmacy

It's Time for Action

Thank you Psn-Ypg Akwa Ibom State volunteers

Our volunteers at Pharmaceutical Association of Nigerian Student - PANS University of Uyo did a great job raising awareness in the University community today

Live at Castleberries Pharmacy, Aka road

Live update from Love and Carezone Pharmacy, Ikot Ekpene road Uyo

Trinity Healthcare Foundation in collaboration with

Civil Society Network On Hepatitis Nigeria and

Psn-Ypg Akwa Ibom State presents

World Hepatitis Day 2024

Tagged: It's Time for Action (Test, Treat, Vaccinate)

Featuring

Radio awareness on Planet Radio 101.1 Fm Uyo

Road walk in the major streets of Uyo

Campus Tour round University of Uyo

Awareness campaign in Akpan Andem Market Free testing

Free screening at

Vemado-T Pharmacy, Ikot Ekpene road

Carezone Pharmacy, Ikot Ekpene road

Vinzorb Pharmacy, Oron Road

Castleberries Pharmacy, Aka road

Rising Star Pharmacy, Idoro road

Take action by walking into these places and getting to know your status today

Focal Persons

Marvelene Ekott Christian Kristen Tiyoabasi Udom Blessing Abai Sunday Iniemem Mkpong Uyo-obong Martin

With the continuous rise in the burden of viral hepatitis in Africa, an integrated approach leveraging technology must be adopted to improve access to healthcare services, especially for rural dwellers among whom the burden is highest. By combining the under-listed digital health strategies (infographic), the efforts to eliminate viral hepatitis in Africa can be significantly accelerated, making healthcare more accessible, efficient, and effective. For this to be realized, the civil society must be smart, effective and resilient.

The Civil Society Network on Hepatitis in Nigeria (CiSNHN) under my leadership will prioritize the use of technology to drive advocacy & policy influence, patient awareness & education, community mobilization, research, disease surveillance, linkage to care and service delivery support.
ItsTimeForAction

I am thrilled to announce that I have been elected the National Coordinator of the Civil Society Network on Viral Hepatitis in Nigeria! This incredible opportunity allows me to lead and collaborate with dedicated CSOs and NGOs to combat viral hepatitis and improve public health across our nation.

This monumental event marks a new dawn in the fight against viral hepatitis in the world's largest black nation, and my team and I are committed to working with all stakeholders to advance our mission of eliminating viral hepatitis in Nigeria by 2030.

Congratulations to my very distinguished National Executive Council members:
Ijeoma Nnaji - Deputy Nat. Coord. South
Dr. Eleazar Ajis, - Deputy Nat. Coord. North
Pharm. Prince-Ochuko Okinedo - Patient Advocacy Lead
Mr. Mohammed Umaru - National Secretary
Mr. Envoh Emmanuel Okolo - Nat. Asst. Secretary
Mr. Emmanuel Ikule - Financial Secretary
Mr. Okorie Oscar Angus - Public Relations Officer 1
Mr. Shehu Usman - Public Relations Officer 2
Dr. Tony Garba - Auditor 1
Mr. Francis Arome - Auditor 2
Mr. Jimoh Razak Onawola - Editor-In-Chief
Barr. Ogechukwu Enwelum Esq. - Legal Adviser
Mr. David Irinam - Zonal Coordinator (South-South), and Associate Coordinator Advocacy & Stakeholder Committee.

Together we will change the narrative and move Nigeria from being the highest hepatitis burdened country to the least by the year 2030.

Sincere gratitude to the World Health Organization Nigeria and World Hepatitis Alliance for their tremendous support

A Hepatitis-free Nigeria is possible!

World Hepatitis Alliance World Health Organization African Region - Trinity Healthcare Foundation Centre for Initiative and Development, CFID Taraba Beacon Youth Initiative