Stop TB Partnership Nigeria

Stop TB Partnership Nigeria Stop TB Partnership Nigeria is a multi-stakeholder partnership working together for a TB-free Nigeria!

DEMOCRACY DAY 🇳🇬 | HEALTH IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGEToday we celebrate democracy. But democracy means more than electio...
12/06/2026

DEMOCRACY DAY 🇳🇬 | HEALTH IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE

Today we celebrate democracy. But democracy means more than elections + voting.

Democracy means every Nigerian has a right to life, health, and dignity.

For 125,000 Nigerians who die from TB every year, democracy is incomplete until:
1. TB funding - Nigeria still funds

Eid Mubarak from Stop TB Partnership Nigeria! 🌙  Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed Sallah filled with joy, peace...
27/05/2026

Eid Mubarak from Stop TB Partnership Nigeria! 🌙

Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed Sallah filled with joy, peace, and good health.

This season, let’s protect what matters most — our health and our community.
Know the signs of TB. Get tested early. Get treated and get cured.

Together, we can build healthier communities and .

27/05/2026

Happy Children's Day from Stop TB Partnership Nigeria!

Every child deserves to laugh freely, learn boldly, and grow up healthy. But every day, children across Nigeria are affected by Tuberculosis — a disease that steals their strength, disrupts their schooling, and threatens their futures.

Today, we celebrate every child — and we renew our commitment to ensure no child's life is cut short by TB.
Early diagnosis saves lives. If your child has had a persistent cough, fever, or unexplained weight loss for more than 2 weeks — please seek care immediately.

Together, we can give every Nigerian child the healthy future they deserve. đź’š

On this Workers' Day, we must talk about TB and Nigeria's workforce.Tuberculosis remains one of the greatest threats to ...
01/05/2026

On this Workers' Day, we must talk about TB and Nigeria's workforce.

Tuberculosis remains one of the greatest threats to Nigeria's human capital. With nearly 499,000 cases and 71,000 deaths recorded annually, TB disproportionately strikes working-age adults — the very people powering our economy. The economic toll is staggering.

Every ₦1 invested in TB treatment yields a ₦43 return in economic productivity. Yet today, only 30% of Nigeria's TB financing needs are being met, and about 25% is external funding.

On this International Workers' Day, Stop TB Partnership Nigeria calls on corporate leaders, philanthropists, and development partners to invest in the health of our workforce — because a Nigeria free of TB is a Nigeria that thrives and prospers.

Working together, we can end this epidemic.



Wishing our partners, healthcare heroes, and the entire community a joyous Easter.​Easter reminds us of the power of res...
05/04/2026

Wishing our partners, healthcare heroes, and the entire community a joyous Easter.

​Easter reminds us of the power of resilience and the promise of a better tomorrow.
At Stop TB Partnership Nigeria, we remain dedicated to working alongside our stakeholders to eliminate Tuberculosis and strengthen our health systems.
​May this season bring fresh energy to our collective fight for a TB-free future. Stay safe and celebrate responsibly.
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Kebbi State Commemorates 2026 World TB Day. Inaugurates Local TB ChampionsSaturday, 28th March 2026, Kebbi State marked ...
30/03/2026

Kebbi State Commemorates 2026 World TB Day. Inaugurates Local TB Champions

Saturday, 28th March 2026, Kebbi State marked the World TB Day 2026 with the theme “Yes! We can End TB, Led By Country, Powered By People,” with a show of commitment and community action.

The day began with an advocacy walk to the Government House, led by Her Excellency, Hajiya Zainab Nasare, First Lady of Kebbi State and State Stop TB Championns, symbolizing strong leadership in the fight against tuberculosis.

A major highlight was the investiture and decoration of 21 LGA Chairmen’s wives as TB Champions, empowering them to drive awareness, support case finding, and promote treatment adherence at the grassroots level. The event held at the Kebbi State Government House, Kebbi, reinforced a shared commitment to ending TB.

Stop TB Partnership Nigeria expressed our profound appreciation to Her Excellency for the inauguration of the LGA TB Champions which marks an important milestone in decentralising TB advocacy and strengthening community ownership of the response in Kebbi State.

💬 *“TB is curable, and together, we can end it.”*

Let’s keep the momentum going—raise awareness, reduce stigma, and ensure no one is left behind.

Stop TB Partnership Nigeria Paid Advocacy Visit to the First Lady of Kebbi StateSaturday, 28th March 2026, Stop TB Partn...
30/03/2026

Stop TB Partnership Nigeria Paid Advocacy Visit to the First Lady of Kebbi State

Saturday, 28th March 2026, Stop TB Partnership Nigeria (STPN) paid an advocacy visit to Her Excellency, Hajiya Zainab Nasere Nasir Idris Kauran Gwandu, First Lady of Kebbi State and State Stop TB Champion at Kebbi State Government House, Kebbi.

STPN's delegation led by its Programmes and Grants Manager, Olayemi Samuel engaged Her Excellency in meaningful discussions on strengthening the tuberculosis (TB) response across the state.

Key highlights from the meeting included:
âś… Appeal for urgent funding to prevent TB drug stock-outs
âś… Strengthening community awareness through localized TB jingles in multiple languages
âś… Plans to create a coordination platform with Wives of Local Government Chairmen for improved feedback and accountability
âś… Exploring private sector engagement to support TB interventions
âś… Extending an invitation to the upcoming National TB Conference

We appreciate the First Lady’s warm reception and her commitment to innovative approaches that will amplify TB awareness and impact.

Together, we can and ensure no one is left behind. 💪🏽




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