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Monday 2 September 2024

Bill Gates to Engage Nigerian Leaders and Innovators, Drive Health Advancements and Nutritional Solutions in Africa


Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, is visiting Nigeria as part of the foundation's ongoing dedication to fostering Africa's development. During the visit, Gates will meet with national and local leaders, key partners, grantees, and innovators.

In collaboration with other foundation leaders, Gates will engage with experts in primary health care, agriculture, and nutrition who are making significant strides across the continent despite economic hurdles. He will also take part in a pan-African virtual dialogue focused on combating malnutrition through integrated solutions in health, agriculture, and finance. Joining him in this dialogue will be musician, educator, and humanitarian Jon Batiste.

The virtual event is scheduled for Tuesday, September 3rd, from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM WAT. You can register here to attend virtually.

Foundation’s Commitment to Africa

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation believes that Africa's greatest challenges can be solved from within. The foundation supports African partners who bring bold ideas and innovative approaches to saving lives, improving health, and supporting families across the continent.

Since its inception in 2000, the foundation has collaborated with African regional institutions, national governments, and local communities across 49 African countries. It has contributed funding and scientific expertise to support their agendas for change, leading to successful initiatives in health, agriculture, equality, and poverty alleviation.

Through 2026, the foundation has committed over $7 billion to support African countries and institutions in developing and implementing innovative strategies to tackle hunger, disease, gender inequality, and poverty. The foundation partners with African governments, the private sector, non-profit organizations, and civil society to improve health outcomes, enhance agricultural productivity, expand access to digital financial services, and empower women and marginalized populations with greater economic opportunities.

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