Juliana Abude-Aribo is a highly accomplished executive with over two decades of experience in Nigeria’s development sector, specializing in health systems strengthening since the year 2005. Her expertise is importance in promoting institutional effectiveness in health security, demonstrated by her successful role in the sector, and leadership in implementing the Resolve to Save Lives and Global Health Advocacy Incubator grants to improve domestic financing for epidemic preparedness and response in Nigeria from 2021-2025. She was also instrumental in facilitating the inclusion of the Basic Health Care Provision Fund (BHCPF) in the 2018 federal appropriation in Nigeria, a central milestone for sustainable and equitable healthcare access.
Currently, Juliana is advancing her research on aging and rehabilitation as a Ph.D. candidate at the University of North Texas, USA.
