For patients and families
Understand risk, examinations, treatment and when to seek urgent care.
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Awareness. Education. Better care.
Protecting sight through education, care and collaboration.
We bring eye-care professionals and communities together to advance earlier glaucoma detection and better lifelong care across Nigeria.
Glaucoma often has no early symptoms. A comprehensive dilated eye examination can help find it early.
Public awarenessClear, practical eye-health information
Clinical educationLearning for eye-care professionals
ResearchEvidence for better glaucoma care
CollaborationA connected Nigerian community
About the society
A professional community with one shared purpose: preserving sight.
The Glaucoma Society of Nigeria supports clinicians, researchers, patients and advocates working to reduce avoidable vision loss from glaucoma.
Our work connects evidence with practice—strengthening public understanding, continuing professional development, research exchange and partnerships that improve access to quality glaucoma services.
Across NigeriaConnecting knowledge, practice and advocacy.
Find what you need
Knowledge for every part of the glaucoma journey.
For eye-care professionals
Discover webinars, learning resources and society activities.
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For researchers
Follow publications and connect around evidence that can improve care.
View research →Why early detection matters
Glaucoma can progress quietly. Timely eye checks make a difference.
Vision already lost to glaucoma cannot be restored, but early diagnosis and treatment can often help protect the sight that remains.
No early warningOpen-angle glaucoma commonly begins without noticeable symptoms.
Know your riskAge, family history and some health conditions can increase risk.
Keep follow-upsGlaucoma care is ongoing, even when vision feels unchanged.
Upcoming activities
Learn, connect and take part.
New programme dates are being prepared.
Check back soon or contact the society for upcoming education and awareness activities.
Contact GSNJoin the community
Help shape the future of glaucoma care in Nigeria.
Connect with colleagues, contribute expertise and take part in a national professional community focused on better outcomes.