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Oyo Primary Healthcare Board engages VIYA Health Nigeria to expand access to WHO-PreQualified DMPA SC

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L-R: Front: Business Lead, VIYA Health, Pharm. Billy Shoaga; Managing Executive - Africa, VIYA Health, Itumeleng Mathe; Executive Secretary, Oyo State Primary Healthcare Board, Dr M B Olatunji; Digital Lead - Africa, VIYA Health, Maureen Chege; Global Technology Head, VIYA Health, Gerone Conyers… Back: Business Development Advisor, VIYA Health Global; Pharm. Christopher Meraiyebu; National Sales Manager, VIYA Health Nigeria, Adeyemi Adesina; Supervising Pharmacist, Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance (West & East Africa), VIYA Health, Abdukarim Lubega; Head, Marketing, VIYA Health Africa, Eric Achola; Technology and Delivery Lead - Africa, VIYA Health, Louise Wanjohi, during a stakeholder engagement session on the access of a WHO PreQualified (WHO PQ) DMPA SC (Self Inject) - Medogen SubQ, which was held recently at the Oyo State Primary Healthcare Board, Ibadan, with VIYA Health (Incepta's Sole Representative for DMPA SC Medogen SubQ and Meuri-SubQ in Nigeria).

The Stakeholder Engagement session was held on Thursday, 6 August 2026, at the Oyo State Primary Healthcare Board, State Secretariat, Agodi, Ibadan, focused on expanding access to Medogen SubQ, a World Health Organization prequalified (WHO PQ) Family Planning product produced

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