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Nigeria Hosts Global Experts to Tackle Antibiotic Resistance Crisis

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Trinity Challenge Workshop Calls for Data-Driven Solutions Amid Growing Threat

With Antibiotic Resistance on the rise, Nigeria has become a focal point for global efforts to improve access to effective antibiotics. The Trinity Challenge, in collaboration with the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) and Jhpiego, hosted a high-level workshop in Abuja to address the challenges of stock control and the prevalence of substandard and falsified antibiotics.

The workshop convened health leaders, researchers, and technology experts to design and test innovative, data-driven solutions to these pressing issues. Dr. Jide Idris, Director General of the NCDC, issued a stark warning, stating:

“We may be walking with our eyes wide open into a future where antibiotics no longer work. AMR is not a problem for tomorrow it is a crisis we are facing now. If we fail to act, medicine will fail us when we need it most. Stockouts, unregulated sales, and low awareness are turning treatable infections into life-threatening conditions.”

Participants at the workshop explored how better stock control and tackling substandard antibiotics could save millions of lives, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. According to experts, nearly 3 million of the 7.75 million annual bacterial sepsis deaths could be prevented with access to commonly used, affordable antibiotics such as penicillin and amoxicillin.

Louise Gough, Chief Operating Officer of The Trinity Challenge, highlighted Nigeria’s leadership in the fight against antibiotic resistance, saying:

“Today has been an exciting and enlightening opportunity to collaborate with Nigerian health experts, who are at the forefront of tackling antibiotic-resistant infections. This workshop is proof that multi-disciplinary collaboration can drive solutions to these challenges.”

Jhpiego’s Project Director, Dr. Yemisi Ogundare, reinforced the urgency of addressing antibiotic shortages and counterfeit drugs, particularly for vulnerable populations.

“Ensuring access to effective antibiotics is a fundamental step toward safeguarding global health. Today’s workshop marks a significant leap toward solving these challenges through innovation, collaboration, and technology,” she stated.

As part of a broader global effort, The Trinity Challenge launched a Community Access to Effective Antibiotics competition, offering a £1 million prize fund for the best data-driven solutions to antibiotic stock control and substandard medicines. Applications remain open until April 24, 2025.

With antimicrobial resistance threatening to undermine modern medicine, the Abuja workshop marks a critical step toward finding sustainable, scalable solutions. The call to action is clear: improving antibiotic access and regulation is a matter of life and death.

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