''In order to help reduce the rate of maternal mortality in Nigeria, SOGON is dedicated to assisting stakeholders at the national and sub-national levels in gathering data & evidence responsible for maternal deaths.'' Prof. Abiodun Aboyeji, Rep., SOGON President.

Accurate data is critical for quality maternal and perinatal health outcomes. But beyond the numbers, how can we use data to ensure that maternal deaths are averted? We must go further and ensure that no woman dies while giving life. #GivingBirthInNigeria

The Obong of Calabar endorses the introduction of Rotavirus vaccination for children under 12 months old in Calabar, during an advocacy visit by World Health Organization (WHO) personnel to the paramount rule to solicit his support for #Rotavirus vaccination in Cross River state.

Tomorrow I will depart on an Apostolic Journey to the Democratic Republic of the Congo and to the Republic of South Sudan. I greet with affection those beloved peoples who await me. I ask everyone, please, to accompany this Journey with their prayers.

Consuming sugar-sweetened beverages like soda & energy drinks can be linked to: ❤️‍🩹 Heart disease ❤️‍🩹 Stroke ❤️‍🩹 Diabetes ❤️‍🩹 Obesity ❤️‍🩹 Teeth cavities It’s time to rethink your drink! #BeatNCDs

In the name of God, in whom so many people of #SouthSudan believe, it is time to say enough. No more bloodshed, no more conflicts, no more violence and mutual recriminations. No more destruction; it is time to build! Leave the time of war behind, and let a time of #Peace dawn!

Tomorrow is #WorldCancerDay! As many as half of liver #cancers are preventable. Here’s what you can do to reduce your risk 👇🏿

Close the care gap! Inform! Open access! Deliver care! Support!

To tackle the high incidence of poverty & deaths caused by out-of-pocket expenses for cancer management, it is vital that health financing for cancer patients should be strengthened, this will bring Nigeria a step closer to achieving #UHC: bit.ly/3PxPcrk #WorldCancerDay

"NTDs strive amidst poor sanitation, lack of portable water and poor nutrition, therefore we must create awareness, invest adequately and be concerted on all fronts to curb the spread of NTDs in our communities " - His Majesty, Ogiame Atuwatse III CFR

The IGBO tribe hosted the 1st WHO Nigeria WSA Cultural fiesta by sharing their rich food and culture. The Fiesta promotes team bonding, tolerance for cultural differences while showcasing the diversity and unique values we bring to the workplace. 🙏 W. Kazadi Mulombo 4 the opportunity

“Let me pledge World Health Organization (WHO)’s commitment to continuing partnership with the Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria, the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), the Traditional Leaders Council, partners and stakeholders working in the PHC domain …

It was a great opportunity having the WR@ Dr Walter Kazadi Mulombo at the inauguration of the South South Zone traditional leaders Committee to support the ED, NPHCDA, the Minister of Health and Governor of Edo state.WHO's continued commitment to PHC was reemphasised at the event

WHO staff from the SSZ were at the inauguration of the South South Zone Traditional Leaders Committee in Benin, Edo State, it was a great opportunity for the WR Dr Walter Kazadi Mulombo W. Kazadi Mulombo to re emphasise WHO's continued commitment to PHC integration of activities.

The inauguration of South-South Traditional Leaders' Committee on PHC Delivery held yesterday EdoState Glad to have @DrWalterKazadiMolumbo to support the MinisterofHealth, NPHCDA & EdoGovt WR pledge WHO'commitment to continuing partnership with FMOH,NPHCDA & Traditional leaders.

#HappeningNow: NTBLCP in collaboration with World Health Organization (WHO) holds the Ministerial Press briefing to commemorate the #WorldBloodDonorDay with the theme: Give blood, give plasma, share life, share often.”.

This year's campaign slogan is "Give blood, give plasma, share life, share often", underlines the role every person can play by regularly giving the valuable gift of blood to create a safe & sustainable supply of blood & products that can be available to needy patients W. Kazadi Mulombo

#HappeningNow: Today, we received Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, an Assistant Director General World Health Organization (WHO), leading the WHO Hub for Pandemic & Epidemic Intelligence WHO Nigeria,where he shared thoughts on the new positioning of the organization to meet expectations of Member States like Nigeria

World Humanitarian Day is a stark reminder of how fragile humanitarian work is. We stand with all humanitarian workers, civilians and communities affected by injustice and power imbalance and call on all actors to respect humanitarian laws. #Actforhumanity

"Was I there when you were getting pregnant? No one should ever face disrespect when seeking care." Quality healthcare begins with respect. #maternalhealth