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Naomi Oboyi

Regional Communications Manager, Africa
Nigeria

Naomi Oboyi joins Resolve to Save Lives as Regional Communications Manager, Africa, bringing over a decade of experience in strategic development communications, media relations, and digital communications.

She has provided communications support for public health programs across different thematic areas, including Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Malaria, Emerging Infectious Diseases, and Medical Research.

Before joining Resolve to Save Lives, Naomi led communications activities for the US-DoD/PEPFAR-funded Walter Reed Program-Nigeria, where she developed and implemented communications strategies for the U.S Army Medical Research Directorate-Africa, Nigeria/HJFMRI.  She also served as a Digital Communications Officer at MSI Nigeria Reproductive Choices and has provided communications consultancy services for development programs in Nigeria.

Naomi also has a background in broadcast and print journalism and worked with the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, among others. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Mass  Communications from the Benue State University, Makurdi, and a master’s degree in International Affairs and Diplomacy.

More by Naomi Oboyi

local hypertension medicines in Nigeria
Program update
October 1, 2026

Strengthening local manufacturing to improve medicine access in Nigeria

Program update
August 25, 2026

Strengthening frontline capacity to prevent lead poisoning in Nigeria

Program update
August 19, 2026

New legal reform guide supports stronger health security across Nigerian states

Program update
August 13, 2026

Ethiopia validates national guideline to maintain essential health services during public health emergencies

Program update
July 27, 2026

Strengthening capacity for automated disease surveillance reporting in Nigeria

Program update
July 25, 2026

Ethiopia advances first nutrition guidelines for diet-related noncommunicable diseases