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With every vaccine, every diagnosis, and every breakthrough, science is working for us.This World Health Day, WAVA celeb...
07/04/2026

With every vaccine, every diagnosis, and every breakthrough, science is working for us.

This World Health Day, WAVA celebrates global efforts in advancing equitable access to health care services for all. Through our advocacy, community engagement, and evidence-based communication, we are working to ensure that no one is left behind when it comes to life-saving interventions, especially vaccines.

Happy World Health Day! 🩺💉




Jesus Christ is risen! ✝️🌸As we celebrate the good news of Christ’s resurrection, may it inspire peace in your heart, st...
05/04/2026

Jesus Christ is risen! ✝️🌸

As we celebrate the good news of Christ’s resurrection, may it inspire peace in your heart, strength in your faith and light to your path.

Take a moment today to give thanks to the Lord, offer a prayer, reflect on His love, and embrace the gift of new beginnings.

Happy Easter. 🙏🏽✨

20/01/2026

Nigeria is taking big steps to protect women and girls, with goals to vaccinate 90% of eligible girls, screen 70% of women, and treat 90% of cases by 2030.

Caregivers are encouraged to take girls aged nine to the nearest Primary Health Care Centre for free HPV vaccination, while women are advised to book a cervical cancer screening early.

Prevention saves lives will you save yours?💚✨

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Cheers to new beginnings! #2026 New Year
09/01/2026

Cheers to new beginnings!
#2026
New Year

Cheers to new beginnings! #2026 New Year
09/01/2026

Cheers to new beginnings! #2026

New Year

Merry Christmas everyone, and to all a good cheer, good company, and good memories! 🎄✨Looking forward to seeing you all ...
25/12/2025

Merry Christmas everyone, and to all a good cheer, good company, and good memories! 🎄✨

Looking forward to seeing you all in the next year 🤗

As we round off this series, conversations like these are essential for sustaining HPV vaccination in Nigeria. Each pers...
15/12/2025

As we round off this series, conversations like these are essential for sustaining HPV vaccination in Nigeria.

Each perspective shared, from policy to financing, service delivery and community action, helps shape stronger strategies for protecting our girls and preventing cervical cancer.

We hope these insights spark even more informed dialogue, shared commitment and collective action toward long-term HPV vaccination uptake across the country.

Thank you for following along and being part of this important journey.

Excerpts!!!Webinar: A Case for Sustained HPV Vaccine in NigeriaSpeaking on funding, Mrs. Chika Nwankwo underscored the u...
15/12/2025

Excerpts!!!

Webinar: A Case for Sustained HPV Vaccine in Nigeria

Speaking on funding, Mrs. Chika Nwankwo underscored the urgent need for predictable, sustainable funding for HPV vaccines.

She explained how vaccine procurement works, Nigeria’s co-financing obligations, and why routinization requires consistent investment in cold chain, logistics, and supply.

She called on CSOs to lend our voices to legislative reforms, such as the National Health Act Amendment Bill, and strengthen advocacy at national and subnational levels to secure long-term vaccine funding.



Nawankwo

Excerpts!!!Webinar: A Case for Sustained HPV Vaccine in NigeriaDr. Akinpelu Adetola shared how Lagos is leveraging its v...
15/12/2025

Excerpts!!!

Webinar: A Case for Sustained HPV Vaccine in Nigeria

Dr. Akinpelu Adetola shared how Lagos is leveraging its vibrant private sector to reach more children with immunization.

From partnering with private clinics and logistics firms to collaborating with social media influencers and transport companies, the state is tapping into the rich value in public–private partnerships (PPPs) to close service delivery gaps and access hard-to-reach communities.

He emphasized the need for dedicated budget lines and innovative financing models, such as basket funds that pool resources from philanthropists and private organizations, to support HPV and routine immunization programs.

Importantly, he noted that communities must be fully involved, understand the value of HPV vaccination, and actively demand the services that protect them. Their ownership, he stressed, is essential for sustained uptake.



Akinpelu

Excerpts!!!Webinar: A Case for Sustained HPV Vaccine in NigeriaMr. Nasir Kabir highlighted Kano State’s success story of...
15/12/2025

Excerpts!!!

Webinar: A Case for Sustained HPV Vaccine in Nigeria

Mr. Nasir Kabir highlighted Kano State’s success story of achieving 94% coverage during the MAC campaign through a coordinated task-force engagement and community structures.

He emphasized the need to formalize an MOU with the Ministry of Education to institutionalize HPV vaccination delivery in schools through the state’s existing school health program.

He also noted that sustaining high coverage requires better alignment of partner efforts—from supporting health worker training to strengthening community structures and closing data gaps.

With rapid response teams tackling misinformation and strong engagement from the Emirate Council and community leaders, Kano is working to ensure no eligible girl is missed.



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