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She said despite progress made in the fight against TB, the global burden of TB remains alarming, particularly in low and middle-income countries like Nigeria. He emphasised that private sector engagement is critical, as these organisations employ large numbers of workers in industries such as banking, oil and gas, cement production, and telecommunications.
He said the government is engaging in meaningful dialogues on TB financing and exploring lessons from countries such as the Philippines, Indonesia, and South Africa. He added that the exchange of ideas will strengthen the collective resolve and strategies for TB elimination.In her remark, Acting Board Chair, Stop TB Partnership Nigeria, Queen Ogbuji, said the conference underscores the critical role of collaboration and synergy in advancing TB control efforts.