Abuja, Twenty‑seven‑year‑old Godiya Tumba walked several kilometres with her two children to reach a temporary health outreach in Wuro Jabbe, Adamawa State. Neither child had completed routine vaccinations.
“I came because they explained why vaccines matter,” she said. “Nobody had ever told me like this before.”
Her experience reflects a wider reality across Nigeria: science saves lives only when people can access it, understand it, and trust it.
