In its continued commitment to raising awareness and improving reproductive health, Nisa Premier Hospital recently organised a powerful Infertility Awareness Walk aimed at educating the public about the realities of infertility — its causes, available treatments, and the emotional and medical support options accessible to individuals and couples.

A Mission to Break the Silence and Stigma

Infertility affects millions of people across the globe, yet in many societies, especially in parts of Africa, it remains a deeply misunderstood and stigmatised condition. The awareness walk was designed to confront these societal misconceptions and foster an open dialogue around fertility health. Participants walked with purpose, not just for themselves, but for countless others who may be silently struggling.

Dr. Ibrahim Wada’s Powerful Presence

The highlight of the event was the presence of Dr. Ibrahim Wada, Founder and CEO of Nisa Medical Group, a pioneer in reproductive medicine in Nigeria. Dr. Wada reaffirmed the importance of acknowledging infertility as a treatable medical condition, rather than a social or spiritual failing.

“Infertility is a medical condition, not a curse or taboo. With proper diagnosis and care, it can be treated. No one should suffer in silence,”
— Dr. Ibrahim Wada

Free Consultations, Screenings, and Expert Advice

As part of the day’s activities, attendees were offered:
1. Free medical consultations with fertility experts
2. On-site fertility screenings
3. Personalized advice on advanced treatment options, including IVF and other Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART)
4. Expert-led health talks and confidential counselling sessions
These offerings were not only informative but also deeply reassuring to many participants who had long sought guidance and support.

Creating a Supportive Community

Beyond medical advice, the event created a warm and supportive environment where attendees felt seen and heard. Many shared personal stories and found strength in connecting with others on similar journeys. The walk served as a reminder that infertility does not define a person, and that support is available—medically, emotionally, and socially.

Moving Forward Together

Nisa Premier Hospital remains at the forefront of reproductive health in Nigeria and continues to lead efforts in educating the public and supporting families. Events like this awareness walk are a testament to the hospital’s dedication to ensuring that no one walks the infertility journey alone.

Stay connected with Nisa Premier Hospital for more health-focused events, fertility education, and access to expert care.