4-month-old Elijah Zalu is set to receive life-saving vaccines as part of the ongoing #zerodose immunization campaign in Sawmill - Adekunle, #Lagos. UNICEF is working with partners to ensure that EVERY child is #vaccinated against preventable childhood diseases. #VaccinesWork

Lanre Lamidi, Assistant Cold Chain Officer at the Lagos Cold Chain Store, performs a routine temperature check on vaccines in storage. To ensure that children are immunized with safe vaccines, UNICEF & partners support the The Lagos State Govt to ensure that vaccines are stored properly.

Yesterday, The Lagos State Govt launched its social protection policy with the aim of lifting over 2 million #Lagosians out of poverty - who are already identified in the state's single social register. UNICEF supported the development of the policy and will support its implementation.

They call her “grandma” in the hard-to-reach Ayetoro - Makoko community where she provides lifesaving immunization services to help prevent childhood diseases. READ about how Temitope Salami's healthcare services have benefited this community. #WHWWeek unicef.org/nigeria/storie…

Last week, the LSMOH held a market rally in collaboration with UNICEF & National Orientation Agency, Nigeria to boost the #COVID19 vaccination drive in six LGAs in Lagos, including Alimosho, Kosofe and Lagos Island. Residents took the opportunity to receive the #COVID19 vaccine. #VaccinesForAll

Way to go…until everyone, everywhere is protected

As part of the activities to commemorate #WorldBreastfeedingWeek, NTA Channel 10 Lagos, in collaboration with UNICEF, hosted a 'Baby Fair' to educate mothers, fathers, and caregivers about the benefits of breastfeeding. #WBW2022

Join the conversation tomorrow, as UNICEF's Chief of Lagos Field Office, Celine lafoucriere, and tech stakeholders discuss "Bridging the Youth Unemployment Gap With Tech". 🗓: Sept 15, 2022 ⏰:11:00 AM 📍: Register in advance👇:bit.ly/3BxCPGQ

#HappeningNow at the Impact Hub Lagos, a policy discourse on "Bridging the youth unemployment gap with tech", ahead of the 9th Lagos Economic Summit—EHINGBETTI 2022. The outcome of these discussions will help shape government policies on youth unemployment in The Lagos State Govt.

With nearly 66 million young people aged 10 – 24, Nigeria has one of the largest youth populations in the world, representing an extraordinary opportunity for development and growth.

Under the Generation Unlimited (GenU) public-private-youths partnership, UNICEF is helping to transition many young Nigerians including those in underserved rural and peri-urban communities from learning to earning. Generation Unlimited

'GenU Nigeria partners are providing access to the internet for digital learning and delivering job-related skills and livelihood opportunities through the #YOMA digital marketplace' - Celine Lafoucriere, GenU Nigeria Lead and Chief of UNICEF Lagos Field Office.

LAGOS STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION: LAUNCH OF THE NIGERIA LEARNING PASSPORT x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The Lagos State Govt The deployment of the Learning Passport is an opportunity to narrow digital inequalities, reach the most marginalized; empower girls and young women; and prepare the workforce of the future. Digital literacy is a key driver for economic growth - Celine Lafoucriere Celine lafoucriere

UNICEF Nigeria Representative Cristian Munduate, hit the ground running with a field visit to Otumara, a peri-urban area in Lagos Mainland LGA, where she witnessed the ongoing Routine Immunization outreach. #ForEveryChild

She met baby Simisola at the Otumara Healthcare Centre in Lagos Mainland LGA during the visit. Her mother, Ajoke, knows that completing all immunization appointments and exclusive breastfeeding is crucial for Simisola's health and well-being. #ForEveryChild #CristianMunduate

Happening live folajimi fadipe, Ibadan in Oyo state. Cross section of journalists brainstorming on the 2021 MIC6 for the betterment of children in the South West. Courtesy of UNICEF and the National Orientation Agency, Lagos Directorate. Blessing Ejiofor UNICEF Nigeria Sola Charles🇳🇬 @royal

For every child, quality and affordable healthcare. Way to go UNICEF Nigeria and NPHCDA No child should die of preventable diseases.

Expanding Health Insurance to Rural Communities (will save 8 million babies born yearly in Nigeria) thisdaylive.com/index.php/2023… UNICEF Nigeria Save the Children NG いにしゃる🍙🌽 WAJE🇳🇬 ali nuhu Dr Chioma Nwakanma-Akanno Blessing Ejiofor

What makes a 20 something year old who is living in deep, dark poverty give up his own personal dreams to ‘japa’ in order to teach chess to children in slums, for free? What madness causes that? Being in the presence of Tunde Onakoya is like being in the presence of a saint. I