Congratulations #Nigeria for the introduction of the R21 #malaria vaccine today! It's a pivotal step towards lowering the malaria burden & protecting children's health. World Health Organization (WHO) & partners are supporting the health authorities to reach all eligible children & bolster malaria control.

Congratulations are in order Muhammad Ali Pate NPHCDA Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA. On behalf of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance partners, I’m reiterating my call for collective action to safeguard Nigeria's lives by aggressively tackling malaria to protect children, the future of Nigeria. This is indeed a significant

Thank you ⁦Lindiwe Makubalo⁩ Assistant Regional Director ⁦WHO African Region⁩ and colleagues #WRs and from HQ for visiting our boot in the sides of the 12th Global Management Meeting at the Cite Internationale ⁦Ville de Lyon⁩. ⁦Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus⁩ ⁦

Set healthy goals this year, prevent #Obesity. ✅Eat more fruits and vegetables ✅Limit fats and sugars ✅Do regular physical activity #StayHealthy

It's #CervicalCancer Awareness Month. Cervical cancer is among the most common cancers in women. It can be prevented and treated if detected early. Talk to your healthcare provider about screening today.

To ensure accurate, timely health info for preparedness & response to emerging health emergencies, Borno State Gov't & World Health Organization (WHO), empowered 27 LGA health promotion officers & 10 frontline health journalists to enhance health preparedness & response to emerging diseases outbreaks in the state

Thanks EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid 🇪🇺, the training paved the way to strengthen collaboration btw media & HPO on working together to ensure accurate information, counter misinformation, build trust with community engagement strategies and use new innovative ways to disseminate health messages

Though challenges like misinformation on social media, security issues limiting outreach & gaps in rural communication infrastructure persist, Borno is better prepared to face future health challenges with skilled communicators.

Today, we celebrate the trailblazing women in WHO Nigeria, who are breaking barriers and inspiring future generations. To all the women who are leading, innovating, and driving change, we see you, we hear you, and we support you to #AccelarateAction #InternationalWomensDay

Congratulations our women leaders. Not just a celebration but most importantly a remembrance. Well before the Beijing International Conference which led to the Beijing Declaration 30 years ago, 129 female nurses working in a textile factory in the USA were assassinated by their

With improved testing accuracy, #TB case detection in Nigeria 🇳🇬 increased from around 285 500 in 2021 to over 371 000 in 2023. World Health Organization (WHO)-recommended rapid molecular diagnostics are accelerating efforts to #EndTB and are helping to detect complications, such as drug-resistant #TB 👇🏿

A significant milestone with the 2025 #WHD celebration was the engagement with HE Sen Oluremi Tinubu, CON First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria alongside Dr Iziaq Adekunle Salako Honorable Minister of State Health & Social Welfare, Prof. Isaac Adewole Former Minister of Health and Chairman

A rare privilege and what an honor to partner with His Royal Highness Doctor Idris Musa (MFR) Emir of Jiwa, other royal fathers Dr. Dolapo Fasawe the Mandate Secretary Health & Environment Official FCTA ably represented by the Permanent Secretary, CHIGARI FOUNDATION Tim Glasier NPHCDA

BREAKING: Prof. Mohamed Janabi Prof. Mohamed Janabi has been elected as new RD WHO African Region by 47 Member States. WHO Nigeria looks forward to welcoming you and implementing your new vision for Africa Health Development. Congratulations Sir 🎊 🎊

Did you know that you can protect yourself from #LassaFever? Here are a few ways to protect yourself:👇👇👇

Obesity is more than a weight issue — it's a major risk factor for life-threatening diseases. 🧠 Stroke ❤️ Heart disease 🩸 Hypertension & Type 2 diabetes 🦴 Muscle & joint problems 🎗️ Certain cancers Please take action for healthier lives through better nutrition, regular

🦠Do you know the symptoms of #HepatitisB? #HepatitisB is a silent killer — but early detection can save lives. Look out for: ✔️ Yellowing of the eyes and skin ✔️ Dark urine ✔️ Fatigue ✔️ Abdominal pain ✔️ Nausea and vomiting 👉 If you notice any of these symptoms, get tested

Today, on #WorldHumanitarianDay, WHO Nigeria honors the commitment and courage of health workers and humanitarian responders who risk everything to save lives. #WorldHumanitarianDay #HumanitarianHeroes #SupportHumanitarians #ActForHumanity

World Health Organization (WHO) WHO African Region Kulchumi Hammanyero Alex Gasasira In camps & remote areas, WHO teams deliver immunization, maternal & child care, treatment for cholera, malaria & other diseases. With Government of Nigeria & partners, we respond to outbreaks & equip states with emergency kits — ensuring #HealthForAll in crises. #WorldHumanitarianDay

Today, on #WorldHumanitarianDay2025, the World Health Organization (WHO) stands in solidarity with the Government of Nigeria, the United Nations, and our international and national partners to honour the sacrifices and courage of humanitarian workers—many of whom are health workers—and the resilience of the communities we