WHO and partners take on malaria: the top killer in north-eastern Nigeria
WHO estimates up to 10 000 lives could be saved by November through malaria prevention and control, if more funds are secured
Lire la suiteWHO estimates up to 10 000 lives could be saved by November through malaria prevention and control, if more funds are secured
Lire la suiteAbuja, 04 August 2017-With the Primary Health Care (PHC) revitalization programme of the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) Nigeria has the potential to achieve universal health coverage (UHC). Even though progress has be…
Lire la suiteCommunity Health Practitioners Board of Nigeria has awarded full accreditation status to the School of Community Health, College of Health Technology Ningi, Bauchi state in northeastern Nigeria.
Lire la suiteAbuja,03 August 2017-The Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) and World Health Organization (WHO) are leading other stakeholders to create more awareness on viral hepatitis and give nationwide visibility to eliminate the de…
Lire la suiteIbadan, 31 July 2017-The World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Africa (AFRO) has declared the Ibadan Polio Laboratory fully accredited to continue performing its duties as a National Polio Laboratory for Ni…
Lire la suiteAmong many women who brought their children to the WHO-supported mobile team for free healthcare services was Aisha, a 29-year-old mother of 6. Keeping her children healthy is a top priority. However, she lives in Ngandu…
Lire la suiteSokoto, 08 July 2017 - Governors, Legislators, the Sultan of Sokoto, Government functionaries and Development partners on 8th July 2017 converged in Sokoto state to flag-off the July 2017 round of Sub-National Immun…
Lire la suiteSokoto, 10 July 2017 - Paramount rulers under the umbrella body, Northern Traditional Leaders Committee on Primary Health Care (NTLC), are determined to continue with their role of mass mobilization and community engagem…
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