OFFICIAL INVITATION TO ENGAGE WITH AHOA’S “LIFE & HEALTH” DIALOGUE SERIES
The leadership of Afrihealth Optonet Association (AHOA) warmly invites all members, partners, stakeholders, policymakers, researchers, development actors, media professionals, and the general public to explore and engage with the rich knowledge resources generated from our flagship “Life & Health” Dialogue Series.
We encourage you to:
• �� Read detailed Reports, Keynote Speeches, Communiqués, and Policy Briefs
• �� Watch Dialogue Sessions and Expert Presentations
• �� View Photographs and Event Highlights
• �� Access Archival Documents and Knowledge Products
• �� Share insights within your professional and policy networks
�� OFFICIAL WEBSITES & BLOGS
�� https://www.afrihealthcsos.org
�� https://druzodinmadirieje.blogspot.com
�� https://afrihealthcsos.blogspot.com/
�� https://www.evalforearth.org/members/dr-uzodinma-adirieje/
�� SOCIAL MEDIA & VIDEO CHANNELS
Threads
�� https://www.threads.com/@uaadirieje
X (Twitter)
�� https://twitter.com/druzoadirieje
YouTube
�� https://www.youtube.com/@druzodinmaadirieje1885
LinkedIn
�� https://ng.linkedin.com/pub/dir/Dr.+Uzodinma/Adirieje
Facebook
�� https://web.facebook.com/ahaejiejemba.amaruru/
�� https://web.facebook.com/uzoadirieje/
Instagram
�� https://www.instagram.com/uaadirieje/
TikTok
�� https://www.tiktok.com/@druzoadirieje
The “Life & Health” Dialogue Series remains a strategic knowledge-sharing and policy-influencing platform advancing health systems strengthening, climate-health governance, sustainable development, gender equity, youth leadership, and civil society engagement across Africa and the Global South.
Your readership, viewership, engagement, and partnership amplify our collective voice for health equity, climate justice, and sustainable transformation.
Join the Conversation. Share the Knowledge. Shape the Future.
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Afrihealth Optonet Association (AHOA)
Building Climate-Health Bridges Between People, Policy, and Practice
Dr. Uzodinma Adirieje, DDP, AI-MC (9x), CMC, CMTF, FAHOA, FIMC, FIMS, FNAE, FASI, FSEE, FICSA
Global Health and Development Projects Consultant | Conferences Organizer | Trainer| Facilitator | Researcher | SDGs Champion | M&E Expert | Civil Society Leader | Policy Advocate
CEO and Perm. Rep. to the United Nations Systems,
Afrihealth Optonet Association (AHOA) - CSOs Global Network and Think-tank for Health, Climate Actions and Sustainable Development (Winner of the SDG 3 – Good Health and Wellbeing Champion Award)
HIFA Profile: Dr. Uzodinma Adirieje is a leading voice in health education, community health, and advocacy, with decades of experience advancing people-centered development across Africa and beyond. His approach to health education emphasizes participatory learning, knowledge transfer, and behavior change communication, ensuring that individuals and communities gain the skills and awareness to make informed decisions about their health. He develops and delivers innovative health promotion strategies tailored to local realities, particularly in resource-limited settings. In community health, Dr. Adirieje has championed integrated primary health care, preventive medicine, and grassroots health initiatives. Through Afrihealth Optonet Association (AHOA), which he leads, he connects civil society, community groups, and health institutions to strengthen healthcare delivery, tackle health inequities, and improve access to essential services for vulnerable populations. His work addresses infectious diseases, maternal and child health, nutrition, climate and health, environmental health, and emerging public health challenges. As a passionate advocate, Dr. Adirieje works with governments, NGOs, and international organizations to influence health policy, mobilize resources, and promote sustainable development goals (SDGs). He amplifies community voices, ensuring that health systems are inclusive, accountable, and responsive. His advocacy extends beyond health to governance, environment, and social justice, positioning him as a multidisciplinary leader shaping healthier and more equitable societies. afrepton AT gmail.com