Fighting TB.
Saving Lives.
Yes We Can.
A multi-stakeholder partnership dedicated to working with the government, private sector, and all stakeholders to end the scourge of TB in Nigeria — through advocacy, coordination, and collective action.
About Us
Stop TB Partnership Nigeria is a multi-stakeholder partnership dedicated to working with the government, private sector, and other stakeholders to end the scourge of TB in Nigeria. It fulfils its mandate by advocating for increased political commitment, support, and resources that such a significant challenge deserves.
A Nigeria free of Tuberculosis
To advocate for policies and resources, and work in partnership with all stakeholders to end TB
Special Consultative Status
Why This Matters
Tuberculosis remains a global health crisis, claiming over 1 million lives annually. Nigeria, as Africa’s most populous nation, bears a significant burden. Through coordinated advocacy and partnership, we’re driving systemic change to ensure every Nigerian has access to TB prevention, diagnosis, and cure.
Strategic Objectives
Advocacy & Policy
Promote evidence-based policies and increased government commitment to TB control and elimination.
Coordination
Foster collaboration among diverse stakeholders including government, private sector, and civil society.
Capacity Building
Strengthen the capacity of TB programs and healthcare workers to deliver quality TB services.
Partnership Members
Government Bodies
Federal and state ministry representatives leading TB response policy
Healthcare Providers
Hospitals, clinics, and medical professionals delivering TB services
International Partners
Global organizations supporting TB control initiatives in Nigeria
Academic Institutions
Universities and research centers advancing TB knowledge and innovation
Contact Information
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“Together, we can end the TB epidemic in Nigeria. Through coordinated action, political will, and community engagement, we will ensure that every Nigerian has access to prevention, diagnosis, and cure.”