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Hon. Aisha Abdulkadir Yusuf. @HonAishaA

4 hours ago

When you get inspired by someone, try to be creative by challenging yourself to be a better version of yourself not the version of who inspires you. - Hon. Aisha Abdulkadir Yusuf. Day 2, Diplomatic Confrence at the National Assembly.

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When you get inspired by someone, try to be creative by challenging yourself to be a better version of yourself not the version of who inspires you. - Hon. Aisha Abdulkadir Yusuf. Day 2, Diplomatic Confrence at the National Assembly.

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More wisdom with big energy 💯 my great leader 💪🇳🇬🙏🏾

Hon. Aisha Abdulkadir Yusuf. @HonAishaA

a day ago

As a young and aspiring diplomat, I attended the diplomatic® conference. Theme: Advancing Multilateralism, international Cooperation through Strategic Economic and Cultural.

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As a young and aspiring diplomat, I attended the diplomatic® conference. Theme: Advancing Multilateralism, international Cooperation through Strategic Economic and Cultural.

Beautiful outfit my great leader. 📌💯.

Hon. Aisha Abdulkadir Yusuf. @HonAishaA

a day ago

Your future is in your own hands, you just need to stand up to it. No backing down.

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Your future is in your own hands, you just need to stand up to it. No backing down.

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Nigeria 🇳🇬 account for approximately 24%to 27% of all global malaria 🦟 cases and nearly 30% of global malaria 🦟_ related deaths. With over 97% of the population at risk, tackling this crisis requires actionable prevention and robust investment at both the community, federal.

PVAC @PVAC_NG

2 days ago

Nigeria carries 27% of the global malaria burden. This health statistic is a call to action. 🦟 Malaria remains one of the most preventable and treatable diseases in the world, yet its burden falls disproportionately on Nigeria. Addressing that requires building the domestic

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Nigeria carries 27% of the global malaria burden. This health statistic is a call to action. 🦟 Malaria remains one of the most preventable and treatable diseases in the world, yet its burden falls disproportionately on Nigeria. Addressing that requires building the domestic capacity to produce and procure the tools that fight it. The Presidential Initiative for Unlocking the Healthcare Value Chain (@PVAC_NG) is working to build domestic capacity: ✅ Facilitating local production of long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) ✅ Facilitating the development of national roadmaps for malaria commodity production, such as long-lasting insecticide nets (LLINs) and rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) To learn more about our work and get involved, visit our website: pvac.gov.ng #PVAC #Malaria #LLINs #LocalManufacturing #Nigeria #HealthSovereignty #MalariaElimination

Big congratulations 🎉🎉. 🥂

Hon. Aisha Abdulkadir Yusuf. @HonAishaA

2 days ago

You do not need validation or permission to do greatness, just go for it! Kindly await my speech on the 31st of July, 2026.

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You do not need validation or permission to do greatness, just go for it! Kindly await my speech on the 31st of July, 2026.

A commendable step towards improving Nigeria's healthcare security. Well done This is the kind of investment Nigeria needs. Kudos to the team

PVAC @PVAC_NG

3 days ago

Why does local production matter for delivering healthcare in Nigeria? National Coordinator, Dr. Abdu Mukhtar, makes the case on the Voices of Africa Podcast by Africa Practice. Medical oxygen is an essential healthcare product. Yet Nigeria, like many African countries, has

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Local production matters for delivering healthcare in Nigeria because it reduces dependence on foreign supply chains, which can be unreliable and costly, as highlighted by the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. When essential medical supplies like oxygen are produced domestically, it ensures better access and availability, ultimately saving lives. Building this local capacity strengthens the entire healthcare value chain.

PVAC @PVAC_NG

3 days ago

Why does local production matter for delivering healthcare in Nigeria? National Coordinator, Dr. Abdu Mukhtar, makes the case on the Voices of Africa Podcast by Africa Practice. Medical oxygen is an essential healthcare product. Yet Nigeria, like many African countries, has

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With Nigeria 🇳🇬 importing over 70% of it's medicines 💊 and health products, domestic manufacturing builds resilience against global supply disruption, reduces heavy reliance on foreign exchange, create skilled jobs, and ensures faster access to life saving health. @HonAishaA .

PVAC @PVAC_NG

3 days ago

Why does local production matter for delivering healthcare in Nigeria? National Coordinator, Dr. Abdu Mukhtar, makes the case on the Voices of Africa Podcast by Africa Practice. Medical oxygen is an essential healthcare product. Yet Nigeria, like many African countries, has

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Why does local production matter for delivering healthcare in Nigeria? National Coordinator, Dr. Abdu Mukhtar, makes the case on the Voices of Africa Podcast by Africa Practice. Medical oxygen is an essential healthcare product. Yet Nigeria, like many African countries, has long depended on foreign supply chains to access it. COVID-19 exposed the cost of that dependence as many deaths across the continent were linked not to the virus itself, but the inability to access oxygen and produce essential medical supplies locally. 🫁 Dr. Mukhtar shares how that reality affected him personally, and why it continues to drive PVAC's work. PVAC's work on medical oxygen is reflected in both coordination and infrastructure through the inaugural National Oxygen Market Development (NOMaD) Technical Stakeholder Meeting and attending the commissioning of @Apex African Gas's new 70 TPD Air Separation Unit (ASU) plant in Lagos. Strengthening Nigeria's healthcare value chain means building the capacity to produce essential medicines and supplies domestically. 🎙️ Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/8heXqwMwMLc?si… #PVAC #LocalManufacturing #MedicalOxygen #HealthSecurity

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Hon. Aisha Abdulkadir Yusuf. @HonAishaA

4 days ago

A daily reminder that you need to keep the hustle going, as long as you have a passion for what you do and believe in. Everyone has their own race and time to shine but note that you need to be creative and innovative to stand out. Failure or being left out is not denial, it’s

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A daily reminder that you need to keep the hustle going, as long as you have a passion for what you do and believe in. Everyone has their own race and time to shine but note that you need to be creative and innovative to stand out. Failure or being left out is not denial, it’s just not your time yet. Be you be different- Hon. Aisha Abdulkadir Yusuf.

A stronger health supply chain means better healthcare delivery for every Nigerian. Well done to PVAC for bringing key stakeholders together to drive lasting reforms. 🇳🇬👏. God bless Nigeria, God bless @PVAC_NG

PVAC @PVAC_NG

5 days ago

PVAC convenes stakeholders to strengthen Nigeria's health supply chain ecosystem 29 June 2026 — Abuja, Nigeria — PVAC Hosts a Supply Chain Stakeholders Engagement Workshop The Presidential Initiative for Unlocking the Healthcare Value Chain (@PVAC_NG) hosted a Supply Chain

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Excellent initiative! Project VISTA is a great step towards a stronger, data-driven health supply chain in Nigeria. Kudos to @PVAC_NG and all stakeholders. Looking forward to real impact on commodity availability and local manufacturing. #HealthSupplyChain #PVAC

PVAC @PVAC_NG

5 days ago

PVAC convenes stakeholders to strengthen Nigeria's health supply chain ecosystem 29 June 2026 — Abuja, Nigeria — PVAC Hosts a Supply Chain Stakeholders Engagement Workshop The Presidential Initiative for Unlocking the Healthcare Value Chain (@PVAC_NG) hosted a Supply Chain

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"PVAC is laying the foundation for a more coordinated, data-driven, and resilient health supply chain for Nigeria."

PVAC @PVAC_NG

5 days ago

PVAC convenes stakeholders to strengthen Nigeria's health supply chain ecosystem 29 June 2026 — Abuja, Nigeria — PVAC Hosts a Supply Chain Stakeholders Engagement Workshop The Presidential Initiative for Unlocking the Healthcare Value Chain (@PVAC_NG) hosted a Supply Chain

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@PVAC_NG these collaborative forums bring together policymakers, private investors, and international donor's to drive the country's goal of locally manufacturing 70% of essential health products by 2030. @HonAishaA

PVAC @PVAC_NG

5 days ago

PVAC convenes stakeholders to strengthen Nigeria's health supply chain ecosystem 29 June 2026 — Abuja, Nigeria — PVAC Hosts a Supply Chain Stakeholders Engagement Workshop The Presidential Initiative for Unlocking the Healthcare Value Chain (@PVAC_NG) hosted a Supply Chain

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