“A nation cannot thrive when its people are perpetually exposed to preventable societal hazards, health crises and economic shock.” When I was invited to share my vision of The Nigeria I Want, I found myself returning to a simple conviction: the Nigeria we hope to build must be one where health, dignity and opportunity are not privileges determined by where a person is born or what they can afford. I imagine a Nigeria where our investments in people begin early, where our healthcare systems are resilient, where leadership is accountable, where evidence informs policy, and where women and young people have a meaningful seat at the table. Most importantly, I imagine a Nigeria where our institutions are strong enough to turn the extraordinary resilience and potential of our people into lasting progress. I was honoured to share this vision alongside ten remarkable Nigerian women in this publication. The Nigeria I want is not an impossible Nigeria. It is a Nigeria we can build with deliberate choices, political courage and sustained commitment. Thank you @kemi_ajumobi @IWAfrica for this feature @MobilePunch Now, over to you: what does the Nigeria you want look like? #AdaezeOreh #theNigeriaIwant #Nigeriaat66 #publichealth #UniversalHealthCoverage