Advisory Board Member
Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology
Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Benin
Read full biographyAge Backwards Wellness Initiative is building a national preventive-health movement to help Nigerians identify health risks earlier, make healthier daily choices and reduce the burden of preventable chronic disease.
Nigerian adults aged 30–79 are estimated to be living with hypertension.
of those with hypertension have it controlled.
stroke patients in a major West African study were younger than 50.
of Nigerians are now living with diabetes and other chronic metabolic conditions.
Behind every statistic is a family, a career, a business and a future that can be disrupted by preventable illness.
Figures as supplied for this draft — full citations from WHO, the Federal Ministry of Health and peer-reviewed sources will be published on the Research & Data page before launch.
Many chronic diseases develop silently for years before a major medical crisis occurs. ABWI focuses on reaching people during that window — while prevention and early action can still make a major difference.
Simple, practical health education designed to help Nigerians understand the everyday factors driving chronic disease and what they can do about them.
Blood pressure, blood glucose, BMI and other basic health-risk assessments, accompanied by health education and appropriate referral.
Working with community pharmacies as accessible centres for preventive-health information, screening, education and follow-up.
Preventive-health programmes designed for organisations seeking healthier employees, reduced preventable illness and stronger workforce productivity.
Large-scale public education and community interventions focused on prevention, healthier living and early detection.
Training pharmacists and other frontline health professionals to strengthen preventive-health and lifestyle-support services.
Age Backwards: A Practical Guide to Living Younger & Reversing Chronic Diseases translates health science into clear, practical information people can understand and use in everyday life.
Use it as a household health-education resource, a workplace wellness tool, and a companion to community prevention campaigns. ABWI’s goal is to put preventive-health knowledge into more homes—before health problems become emergencies.
Governments, companies, foundations, professional organisations and individuals can help us bring preventive-health education and screening to more Nigerians.
State-wide, local-government and civil-service preventive-health programmes.
Employee wellness, CSR projects, book deployment and community interventions.
Sponsor screenings and health education in underserved communities.
Sponsor 5,000, 25,000, 50,000 or more copies for strategic distribution.
Expand preventive-health services through community pharmacies and healthcare professionals.
Disease affects more than healthcare budgets. It affects productivity, families, organisations and national development. ABWI gives leaders an opportunity to invest upstream — before preventable disease becomes an expensive emergency.
Request Partnership ProposalCommunity pharmacies are among the most accessible health touchpoints in Nigeria. ABWI works with participating pharmacies to strengthen their role in:
A national campaign focused on reversing Nigeria's growing chronic-disease burden.
Encouraging adults to know important health indicators such as blood pressure, blood glucose and waist circumference.
Health education, screening and practical lifestyle interventions delivered within communities.
ABWI is in its early stages — the figures below will populate as programmes launch and reporting begins. We'd rather show real progress than invented numbers.
Full citations from WHO, the Federal Ministry of Health, peer-reviewed journals and Nigerian studies will be published here — this section is a placeholder for the dedicated Research & Data page.
Experienced health and research leaders support the initiative with knowledge, perspective and guidance.
Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology
Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Benin
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Medical Director, Zolace Clinic
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Pharmacist · Market access professional · Medicine security advocate
Read full biographyExecutive Editor, TVC Communications · Broadcast Journalist
Newsroom strategy · Editorial leadership
Read full biographyChairman, Advisory Board, African Society of Clinical Pharmacy
Chairman, New Heights Pharma Ltd, Lagos · Pharmacist
Read full biographyExperienced leaders guiding the initiative’s purpose and stewardship.
Founder, Age Backwards Wellness Initiative
Pharmacist · Public Health Advocate · Educator · Author
Read full biographyElijah Nwachokor
Pharmacist · Public Health Advocate · Educator · Author
Elijah Nwachokor is the founder of the Age Backwards Wellness Initiative and the author of Age Backwards. He is a pharmacist, public health advocate and educator focused on prevention, early action and healthier living.
A full press and media library is coming as ABWI's public presence grows.
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