Malaria is a preventable and treatable disease that continues to be a great burden to Nigerians. As we commemorate this year's #WorldMalariaDay2023, it is "Time to deliver zero malaria: invest, innovate, implement” to ensure that no life is ever lost to malaria.

The Government of Nigeria is working with development partners and critical stakeholders to make Malaria vaccine available to Nigerians. Until then, we must continue to prioritize sleeping under LLIN, and get tested before we commence malaria treatment.

As we commemorate the #InternationalLabourDay, I profoundly appreciate the commitment, sacrifice, passion, and dedication demonstrated by all PHC workers in Nigeria. It is on record that through your collective efforts, Nigeria was successfully declared Polio-free,…

Borno State WHO Field Office conducts 3 days surge-capacity training for 27 LGAF and 210 FVs on Polio Eradication Strategies, reaffirming commitment to interrupt transmission by December 2025. WHO Nigeria Jalal-Eddeen Saleh, MD, PhD, FACP, FFPH(UK) Dr Pavel Ursu Alex Chimbaru Kofi Boateng

WHO Borno Field Office conducted a 3-day capacity training for 17 LGAFs & 210 FVs to strengthen polio eradication efforts across the state. We reaffirm our commitment to interrupt poliovirus transmission by Dec 2025. #EndPolio #HealthForAll WHO Nigeria Dr Pavel Ursu Jalal-Eddeen Saleh, MD, PhD, FACP, FFPH(UK)

Strengthening coordination in Borno’s health sector! The State Government, with WHO support, held a Health Sector Working Group meeting to review key health activities alongside partners. #HealthResponse #WHO Dr Pavel Ursu Jalal-Eddeen Saleh, MD, PhD, FACP, FFPH(UK) Kofi Boateng

WHO Borno Field Office conducted a 3-day capacity training for 17 LGAFs & 210 FVs to strengthen polio eradication efforts across the state. We reaffirm our commitment to interrupt poliovirus transmission by Dec 2025. #EndPolio #HealthForAll WHO Nigeria

A group Picture of the Cameroonian and Nigerian (Gwoza LGA in Borno state) teams after the cross-border meeting at Kerawa of Cameroun, planning to reach all under-5 children at border settlements WHO Polio WHO Nigeria

Meetings are key to success, especially in Polio Eradication. WHO LGAFs and FVs meeting to address the gap of silent wards in Askira Uba LGA of Borno State, Nigeria. WHO Nigeria World Health Organization (WHO) Hussaini Moisule WHO Polio

Saving life is one of the best parts of humanity. The WHO LGAF on his way to reach one of the H2R & security comp settlement in Kalabalge, an LGA with a high incidence of carpet viper attacks in Borno, to reach children with vaccines in Dec 2025 Polio Vac WHO Nigeria WHO Polio