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Today, World Health Organization (WHO) joins the world to commemorate the #WorldMalariaDay2021 with the theme Zero Malaria - Draw the Line Against #Malaria. #WorldMalariaDay

Our #COVID19Vaccine delivery continues with increasing acceptance. We reached out to the Staff & students of ILA school of health technology Kuje and the Ardo of fulanis in Kuje. The first phase of the COVID-19 vaccination is open till 3rd May 2021.

Some faithfuls of #ECWA church Pagi, Kuje & St. Kizito Catholic church on Sunday 25th April received the #COVID19Vaccination in this #WorldImmunizationWeek we resolve to strengthen collaboration with faith based organisations #vaccinesaveslives

#HappyWorkersDay to all our hardworking front line health workers and to all our partners who work hard to help us achieve our goals FCTPHCB FCT-Primary Health Care Board. FCT PHEOC CS-SUNN FCT USAID Integrated Health Program (IHP) FantasticFCT Breakthrough ACTION-Nigeria UNICEF Nigeria FHIS Abuja

We recently received a batch of nursing students posted for field experience. We are glad to support z training of nurses&midwives of z FCT schools of nursing & midwifery in acquiring important community experience. We join them today to celebrate the international #MidwivesDay

Sensitisation and orientation of Mai Angwa's (Village Heads) in Kuje Area Council to improve uptake of COVID19 vaccine in FCT

As we expand access to #COVID19Vaccination we have prioritized vaccination of #teachers as they are a very important group who need to be protected like health workers. We had good uptake at Govt Girls Science Sch, CAPITAL SCIENCE ACAD & several primary/secondary schools in Kuje

To gain traction and reach out to more persons with z 1st dose of #COVID19Vaccine, we deployed evening/mobile vaccination teams targeting busy working adults who are only available at evening as well during #Iftar breaking of fast by Muslim faithfuls #VaccinesSaveLives

On 11/05/21, we participated in z launch of USAID Integrated Health Program (IHP) facilitated 3-2-1 Audio Job Aids for FCTPHCB. We look forward to the step down training & implementation of this #mhealth innovation for our frontline health workers as a continous learning opportunity on #RMNCH +NG

A couple of weeks ago, some of our vulnerable clients #PLHIV were given a modest palliative by one of our partners AHF Nigeria Our health promotion officer Emenike who coordinates our Action Committee on AIDS was on hand to support the event. Thank u AHF Nigeria

Our Ag. Director #PHC, Okpetu Emmanuel💯 had his 2nd Dose of the #AstraZeneca #CovidVaccine today. He has continued to encourage all who are eligible for the 2nd Dose in Kuje Area Council to come forward & get fully Vaccinated #vaccinesaveslives

1. Official FCTA has commenced z 2nd dose of #COVID19vaccination in z 6 Area Councils. Z vaccine provides a high degree of protection against getting seriously ill & dying from z disease. 2nd dose strengthens immunity against COVID-19.

2. AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine is safe, effective & administered free of charge.Eligible persons for the second dose are persons who are 6 to 12 weeks after their 1st COVID-19 vaccination. Such persons should visit z health facility where they got z 1st dose for their 2nd dose.

3. Say YES to COVID 19 vaccination; say No to negative rumors ; Say No to payment for vaccination. For further enquiries please call any of these numbers: 08023565730 and 08037861560 This message is from the FCT Primary Healthcare Board Abuja FCTPHCB

Reaching every community with #CovidVaccine in #Kuje Area Council. #VaccinesWork NPHCDA NCDC FCTPHCB FCT PHEOC NOA,FCT

"We are only have 30% of the staff we require for Primary Health Care in the FCT" - Dr. Iwot Ndaeyo, Ag. Executive Secretary, FCT Primary Health Care Board.

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Hurray! Today is International Midwives' Day! We celebrate the amazing work that these cadre of health professionals do. They help our women to stay healthy in pregnancy and, if no complications arise, deliver safely.