Great to be in Nigeria🇳🇬 for the Ministerial Meeting on Malaria. Looking forward to discussions on strengthening malaria control. Beating malaria is achievable with strong leadership and commitment. World Health Organization (WHO) is committed to supporting countries in bolstering measures to end malaria.

The Regional Director for the WHO African Region, Dr Dr Matshidiso Moeti arrives Nigeria to participate in the Stakeholders Engagement on "Rethinking Malaria in Nigeria" convened my Government of Nigeria and Muhammad Ali Pate

This was followed by a courtesy call to Muhammad Ali Pate the Coordinating Minister of Health & Social Welfare of 🇳🇬 the convener of the Ministerial Roundtable on Rethinking Malaria Elimination scheduled on 3 May 2024 in Abuja United Nations Nigeria WHO African Region

Busy day ahead of Dr Matshidiso Moeti the WHO African Region Regional Director as she arrives at the venue of the Ministerial Roundtable on Rethinking Malaria Elimination in Abuja, welcomed by Muhammad Ali Pate and other high ranking delegates

#HappeningNow: The Stakeholders Engagement on Rethinking Malaria in Nigeria is underway.

"Yes, we have made progress in the elimination of Malaria, but we are not satisfied. Data driven approach is needed to accelerate progress, better financing and better partnership to eliminate #malaria" Muhammad Ali Pate.

#Misinformation can be as dangerous as diseases outbreak and can derail the response.

We invite you to join the 2nd National TB Testing Week for Children in Nigeria. Our inaugural event led to a significant upsurge in the number of diagnosed TB cases among children and a substantial rise in the overall TB case notification for 2023. #EndTB #ChildhoodTBTestingWeek

Thank you HCMHSW Muhammad Ali Pate for convening the SWAp Resource Coordination and Portfolio Review Meeting, enabling WHO Nigeria to present our planned contributions and to learn from other stakeholders. Defragmentation is long overdue, time is right

Honored and humbled to receive an award today from Hon. Kolawole D. Akinlayo in recognition of my humble contribution to health humanitarian response for affected people in Ekiti State and Nigeria at large. Dr Matshidiso Moeti Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus National Assembly WHO Nigeria

Earlier on and as per our tradition, I had an interaction with my WHO Nigeria colleagues in Illorin to discuss response to recent cVPV2 case detected in the state. I applaud the collaboration with the state in conducting a timely investigation

Happy Sallah Celebrations to my friends, colleagues and families

Thank you WR for providing us with all the support needed thus far even as we are confident of more support until we get the job done! We did it before with WPV. We can do it again for cVPV2!

When I see this, I feel #ProudToBeWHO A team from the three levels joined forces to come and support Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA to develop the Health Sector Strategic Blueprint in line with the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative and the SWAp World Health Organization (WHO)

Honored to be received by the Executive Governor of Rivers State HE Siminalayi Fubara in Port Harcourt yesterday, ahead of Niger Delta Development Commission Stakeholder Summit. I was encouraged by his commitment to health, education and agriculture as #SDGs drivers United Nations Nigeria

Earlier in the day, I was privileged to pay courtesy call to @chieduebieesq & Samuel Ogbuku PhD respectively Board chairman and Managing Director/CEO Niger Delta Development Commission @chieduebieesq with our main discussions around Partnership for better health in the Region

At the first ever Quarterly Performance Dialogue convened by Muhammad Ali Pate Coordinating Minister Health & Social Welfare yesterday, we realized the need for better accountability & a sense of urgency, guided by high quality data and evidence World Health Organization (WHO) NhisNg

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Just landing in Yola Adamawa State Nigeria and warmly welcomed by the zonal coordinator NEZ and his team. We will join Mohamed M. M. Fall tomorrow to stand in solidarity for humanitarian workers and say enough is enough. No more Attacks on Health Care World Health Organization (WHO)

This is quite remarkable, swift, and unprecedented coordinated response to a Humanitarian disaster by responsible, proactive and accountable leadership. Congratulations WR for spearheading and leading such a high level UN delegation to Maiduguri. #proud to be WHO