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Let’s Support Science, Invest In Health, Remi Tinubu Counsels


The First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu has counselled people to support science, invest in health systems, and work together to build a healthier and more resilient world for all.

Mrs Tinubu gave this advice on Tuesday, April 7, in a message to commemorate World Health Day.

The First Lady wrote: “Today, on World Health Day 2026, with the theme, ‘Together for Health. Stand with Science reminds us that progress in health depends on innovation and strong collaboration across nations and sectors. Scientific partnerships have helped humanity overcome many health challenges and continue to guide us toward healthy living.

“This year’s campaign also highlights the importance of the One Health approach, recognising that the well-being of people, animals, plants, and our environment is deeply interconnected.

As we mark this important day, as a global community, let us continue to support science, invest in health systems, and work together to build a healthier and more resilient world for all.”



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