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The year 2022 will not end until this appreciation goes out to the Honourable Minister for Health @DrEOEhanire for the taking the Lead to on-board the Nigeria AVoHC SURGE Team with support from @WMulombo
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Dr. Kumshida BALAMI
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Dr. Kumshida BALAMI
@kybalami
Medical Epidemiologist
Federal Capital Territory, Nig Katılım Nisan 2017
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📢 WHO Nigeria is now on @WhatsApp !
Get trusted, WHO‑verified health information, disease alerts, and emergency updates—straight to your phone. ✅
👉 Follow the WHO – Nigeria WhatsApp Channel:
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#WHONigeria
#HealthUpdates
#PublicHealth
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Stronger health systems save lives.
In Niger State, @WHO is working with the Government to strengthen primary health care so women, men, and children can get the care they need when they need it.
Routine immunization is improving. Coverage for MCV2 has reached 62% and IPV2 71%, up from below 40%. This means more girls and boys are protected from vaccine preventable diseases.
During a visit to Minna, WHO Representative @DrPavelUrsu met health workers, reviewed progress, and heard directly about the challenges and solutions shaping PHC in the state.
@WHO also visited communities affected by the recent attack in Shiroro LGA and met survivors receiving care at IBB Specialist Hospital. Health workers acted quickly, and WHO is supporting emergency coordination, trauma care guidance, and essential supplies.
This work is possible because of the commitment of the @NigeriaGov, frontline health workers, partners, and donors investing in stronger PHC and emergency readiness.
Learn more about WHO’s work in Nigeria: afro.who.int/countries/Nige…
#HealthForAll #PHC #RoutineImmunization #VaccinesWork #EmergencyResponse #Nigeria
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Wishing all celebrating a peaceful and meaningful Easter! May this season inspire hope, strengthen solidarity, renew our commitment to building healthier communities and achieve Universal Health Coverage for all!
#UHC #HealthForAll
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Thanks @nighealthwatch
Progress towards better health outcomes is not only a national priority- it is critical for global health. Together with government and partners, we are focusing on what matters most: lasting measurable impact.
Nigeria Health Watch@nighealthwatch
It’s here! Our Curated Conversations is now live! Dr @DrPavelUrsu, Country Representative @WHONigeria, shares why Nigeria is central to achieving global health targets and what it will take to strengthen our health system. Watch 👉🏾youtu.be/mVwRH1EVXa8
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@albertoortegana @dr_manish_ydv @Dr_Shiv_kumar_ @DrAkhilX @DrMedica_13 @drobiy12 @DrsansariOrd @hemo_shk Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS)
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Can you guess the diagnosis? (It is not a sunburn).
@dr_manish_ydv @Dr_Shiv_kumar_ @DrAkhilX @DrMedica_13 @drobiy12 @DrsansariOrd @hemo_shk
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Every child deserves the chance to grow, learn and thrive. Nigeria is taking important steps to make good nutrition a reality for more families.
This week, the @WHONigeria’s @DrPavelUrsu met with the House Committee on Nutrition and Food Security, chaired by Hon. Chike John Okafor, to deepen collaboration that supports Nigeria’s efforts to reduce malnutrition and strengthen food security.
Nigeria continues to face a high burden of undernutrition. NDHS 2024 shows little or no improvement since 2018: child wasting rose from 7%→8%, underweight 22%→27%, stunting 37%→40%, and exclusive breastfeeding remains at 29%. With renewed focus on evidence‑based policies and stronger systems, there’s a real opportunity to accelerate progress for millions of children.
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Every day, millions of Nigerians are protected by stronger regulatory systems that ensure the medicines and health products they rely on are safe, effective, and of assured quality.
Behind every approved medicine is a system working to protect families, strengthen trust, and expand access to essential care.
@DrPavelUrsu met with Professor Mojisola Adeyeye of @NafdacAgency to reinforce Nigeria’s steady progress toward ensuring every community can access quality-assured essential medicines and diagnostics.
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When a child remains unvaccinated, the entire community becomes vulnerable. In Rivers State, the Measles-Rubella (MR) campaign aims to protect over four million children aged 9 months to 14 years from life-threatening diseases. Under the leadership of @NPHCDAng and funding support from @GAVI, @WHO is supporting the Rivers State Government, @UNICEF and other key partners and vaccination teams who are reaching homes, schools, and hard-to-reach communities.
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@aproko_doctor Dr Salome Oboyi, may your legacy live on through the countless lives you touched. Rest in peace 💔🙏 🕊
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There’s a Lassa fever outbreak in Nigeria and this is what you need to know to stay safe.
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@mohagirei My heart goes out to the family and loved ones of Dr Salome Oboyi. May her memory live on in our hearts 💔
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LOSS OF A HERO 🕊️
On behalf of Dr. Mohammad Usman Suleiman–led NARD NOC, E-NOC, NEC Members, the Crown Prince of NARD, and the entire NARDITES, we mourn with heavy hearts the tragic and untimely passing of Dr. Salome Oboyi, Senior Registrar in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Bingham University Teaching Hospital (BHUTH), Jos.
Dr. Salome passed on Monday, 2nd February 2026, after contracting Lassa Fever from a patient under her care—a painful reminder of the daily risks doctors take while serving humanity.
She did not die chasing fame.
She did not die seeking applause.
She died doing her job—saving lives.
A selfless doctor.
A devoted healer.
A fallen hero.
Her death is not just a personal loss to her family or an institutional loss to BHUTH; it is a collective tragedy for the Nigerian medical community and a glaring symbol of a systemic failure that continues to claim the lives of our finest minds in silence.
We sincerely commiserate with the Management of Bingham University Teaching Hospital, her colleagues, friends, her grieving family, the entire NARDITES, and the Nigerian medical community at large.
May her sacrifice not be forgotten.
May her death not be in vain.
May her story awaken a nation.
Rest in perfect peace Dr. Salome Oboyi 🕊️
Your light will not fade.
Dr. Abdulmajid Yahya Ibrahim
NARD PSS
05:02:2026
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My heart bleeds for the loss of Dr Salome Oboyi. May her memory be a blessing to all who knew her, and may her legacy inspire future generations of medical professionals. Rest in peace, Doc 🕊🙏🏼💔
Dr. Chinonso Egemba@aproko_doctor
There’s a Lassa fever outbreak in Nigeria and this is what you need to know to stay safe.
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@bhudoctors1 May Dr Salome Oboyi's soul rest in peace. My condolences to her family, friends, and our colleagues 🕊🙏🏼💔
Karu, Nigeria 🇳🇬 English
The entire BHUTH mourns 🕯️🕊️
It is with a very heavy heart I announce the passing of a dearest colleague Dr. Salome Oboyi, a Senior Resident in the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in BHUTH whose sad event happened 2 days ago following a battle with lassa fever.
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My heart bleeds for the loss of Dr Salome Oboyi. May her memory be a blessing to all who knew her, and may her legacy inspire future generations of medical professionals. Rest in peace, Doc 🕊🙏🏼 💔
Dr Mohammad Usman Suleiman@mohagirei
LOSS OF A HERO 🕊️ On behalf of Dr. Mohammad Usman Suleiman–led NARD NOC, E-NOC, NEC Members, the Crown Prince of NARD, and the entire NARDITES, we mourn with heavy hearts the tragic and untimely passing of Dr. Salome Oboyi, Senior Registrar in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Bingham University Teaching Hospital (BHUTH), Jos. Dr. Salome passed on Monday, 2nd February 2026, after contracting Lassa Fever from a patient under her care—a painful reminder of the daily risks doctors take while serving humanity. She did not die chasing fame. She did not die seeking applause. She died doing her job—saving lives. A selfless doctor. A devoted healer. A fallen hero. Her death is not just a personal loss to her family or an institutional loss to BHUTH; it is a collective tragedy for the Nigerian medical community and a glaring symbol of a systemic failure that continues to claim the lives of our finest minds in silence. We sincerely commiserate with the Management of Bingham University Teaching Hospital, her colleagues, friends, her grieving family, the entire NARDITES, and the Nigerian medical community at large. May her sacrifice not be forgotten. May her death not be in vain. May her story awaken a nation. Rest in perfect peace Dr. Salome Oboyi 🕊️ Your light will not fade. Dr. Abdulmajid Yahya Ibrahim NARD PSS 05:02:2026
Karu, Nigeria 🇳🇬 English
My heart bleeds for the loss of Dr Salome Oboyi. May her memory be a blessing to all who knew her, and may her legacy inspire future generations of medical professionals. Rest in peace, Doc 🕊🙏🏼💔
@bhudoctors@bhudoctors1
The entire BHUTH mourns 🕯️🕊️ It is with a very heavy heart I announce the passing of a dearest colleague Dr. Salome Oboyi, a Senior Resident in the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in BHUTH whose sad event happened 2 days ago following a battle with lassa fever.
Abuja, Nigeria 🇳🇬 English
Merry Christmas to all @OfficialFCTA health heroes! 🌟 @myfctagov
Thank you for your resilience and dedication in 2025—delivering for our communities despite challenges.
Let’s rest, recharge, and look ahead to 2026 with renewed purpose.
Wishing you and your loved ones peace and joy! #FCT @ABUJAPLUG @FCTAbujaPHEOC #HealthForAll #Teamwork @ahusseinadam
Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria 🇳🇬 English
Call to action: Let’s sustain daily refreshers, data transparency & community engagement. Donors/partners—help scale what works and strengthen systems. Vaccinate your child today. #EndPolio #VaccinesWork #Nigeria #FCT
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Scale & teamwork: 1,573 team members across 2,837 settlements, 62 wards, 6 Area Councils. Collaboration with Government, #WHO, #NPHCDA, #UNICEF, CSOs, traditional leaders & communities. Accountability drives trust. #Partnerships
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Driving Impact: Supporting Nigeria’s push to #EndPolio—field story from @OfficialFCTA. On 6 Dec, we joined AMAC teams at 6:30 am for Nov 2025 #SNIDs, going door-to-door so every eligible child gets 2 drops of nOPV2. Every drop counts. #VaccinesWork #Nigeria
Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria 🇳🇬 English