RCHP - Dr. Omeiza, Abuja (2026)

25/04/2026

•••WMD 2026•••

Today, we joined the global community to mark World Malaria Day 2026, observed every 25th of April to raise awareness and strengthen efforts toward eliminating malaria. It was first established by the World Health Assembly in the year 2007.

This year’s campaign message is:
“Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can. Now We Must.”

This is a strong call to action, reminding us that:
✓ We already have the tools
✓ We already have the knowledge
✓ What we need now is urgent action and commitment

Malaria remains a major public health problem, especially in Nigeria:
✓ It affects millions of people every year
✓ Children under 5 and pregnant women are most at risk
✓ Many deaths are preventable with simple interventions

As health care workers, we should be concerned about:
1. Health Education
✓ Creating awareness about malaria prevention
✓ Teaching proper use of insecticide-treated nets

2. Testing and Early Diagnosis
✓Encouraging everyone to test before treatment

3. Treatment Services
✓ Prompt and complete treatment using recommended drugs

4. Environmental Sanitation
✓ Clearing stagnant water
✓ Keeping surroundings clean to prevent mosquito breeding

5. Community Mobilization
✓ Engaging leaders, households, and youths in malaria control

What We Must Do:
✓ Sleep under insecticide-treated nets every night
✓ Seek medical care early when symptoms appear
✓ Avoid self-medication
✓ Keep our environment clean

Malaria is preventable and treatable.
If we all play our part; government, health workers, and communities

A malaria-free FCT Abuja is possible.
Let us act now, because:
Now we can. Now we must.

Rchp Yunusa Omeiza
Registered Community Health Practitioner
FCT Abuja

07/04/2026

"Together for heath. Stand with science."

Health is not just individual, it is collective.
By trusting science and working together, we can build a healthier and safer world for everyone.

World Health Organization (WHO)

03/03/2026

•••Imminization Schedules•••

Adhering to the recommended childhood immunization schedule provides numerous individual, community, and economic benefits, primarily by preventing serious, life-threatening diseases. The schedule is timed to ensure children are protected during their most vulnerable periods when their immune systems are still developing. •••UNICEF•••

Key benefits of following the immunization schedule include:

✓ Disease Prevention: Vaccines protect children against disabling and deadly diseases such as polio, measles, tetanus, and whooping cough that once caused high mortality and lifelong disabilities. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that immunization currently prevents 2–3 million deaths every year.

✓ Optimal Protection Timing: The schedule ensures children receive vaccines at the most effective and safest times, building immunity before they are exposed to potentially severe infections. Delaying vaccines leaves a child unprotected when they are most at risk of severe complications.

✓ Community Immunity (Herd Immunity): When a high percentage of a community is vaccinated, the spread of infectious diseases slows down or stops, which provides a layer of protection for vulnerable individuals who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons (e.g., infants, cancer patients, or those with weakened immune systems).

✓ Protection for Future Generations: Successful vaccination campaigns have reduced and, in some cases, eradicated diseases entirely, such as smallpox, meaning current and future generations no longer have to suffer from them. Continued vaccination efforts contribute to the potential elimination of other diseases.

✓ Cost-Effectiveness: Preventing diseases through immunization is far more cost-effective than treating outbreaks and managing long-term disabilities. A child with a vaccine-preventable disease can incur significant medical bills and cause parents to miss work, resulting in financial strain.

✓ Improved Child Development and School Attendance: Healthy children are able to attend school regularly and perform better academically, leading to improved long-term cognitive and economic productivity outcomes.

✓ Reduced Antimicrobial Resistance: By preventing bacterial infections (like pneumococcal disease), vaccines reduce the need for antibiotics, which helps in the global battle against antimicrobial resistance. •••World Health Organization•••

RCHP - Dr. Omeiza

05/02/2026

{SIAMESE TWINS ➡️ CONJOINED TWINS} 👇

Siamese twins, medically called conjoined twins, are identical twins who are physically joined together at birth. They develop from one fertilized egg and are always the same s*x.

CAUSE 👇

✓ Normally, identical twins form when one fertilized egg splits completely into two embryos.

✓ Conjoined twins occurs when the embryo fails to completely divide between day 13–15 after fertilization.

✓ Results from late and incomplete fission.

✓ Always same s*x.

✓ Not hereditary.

✓ Occurs by chance.

✓ It is not caused by drugs, food, stress, or spiritual reasons.

INCIDENCE 👇

✓ Rare: 1 in 50,000–200,000 births.

✓ Higher female predominance.

✓ High stillbirth rate.

ORGANS SHARED 👇

✓ Heart

✓ Liver

✓ Lungs

✓ Intestines

✓ Brain

✓ Spinal cord

✓ Ge***al or urinary organs

The more vital organs shared, the worse the prognosis.

TYPES OF CONJOINED TWINS (BASED ON SITE OF JOINING) 👇

1. Thoracopagus (most common)

✓ Joined at the chest

✓ Often share the heart

✓ Separation is usually very difficult.

2. Omphalopagus

✓ Joined at the abdomen

✓ May share liver or intestines

✓ Separation often possible.

3. Craniopagus

✓ Joined at the head

✓ Brains may or may not be shared

✓ Separation is high-risk but sometimes successful.

4. Pygopagus

✓ Joined at the lower back/buttocks

✓ Usually share spinal structures

✓ Good survival chance after separation.

5. Ischiopagus

✓ Joined at the pelvis

✓ May share urinary and reproductive organs.

6. Parapagus

✓ Joined side by side

✓ May share trunk and organs.

DIAGNOSIS 👇

During pregnancy:

✓ Ultrasound (as early as 1st trimester)

✓ MRI for detailed organ sharing

Signs include:

✓ Twins always facing each other

✓ Bodies not separating

✓ Shared movements.

After birth:

✓ Physical examination

✓ CT scan, MRI, Echocardiography

MANAGEMENT 👇

✓ During pregnancy

✓ Careful monitoring

✓ Counseling of parents

✓ Sometimes medical termination if survival is impossible

AFTER BIRTH 👇

✓ Immediate stabilization

✓ Breathing

✓ Feeding

✓ Infection control

✓ Assessment for separation

✓ Multidisciplinary team (surgeons, pediatricians, anesthetists).

About the naming "SIAMESE"

The name “Siamese twins” came from famous conjoined twins born in Siam (now Thailand) in the 1800s. Today, “conjoined twins” is the correct medical term.

•••RCHP OMEIZA•••

14/01/2026

What is the Diagnosis???

09/11/2025

Never despair of the mercy of Almighty Allah.
The same Lord who heard the silent prayers of Zakariyya (AS) and blessed his barren wife with a child is still the Most Merciful today.
Your tears, your patience, and your faith are seen by Him, and when the time is right, He will say, ‘Be,’ and it shall be.

"The One who granted Prophet Zakariyya (AS) a child after years of waiting can bless you too. Never lose hope in Allah’s mercy.” {Qur’an 19:9}

Lord never forgets those who weep in silence.
What seems delayed is not denied.
In His perfect time, the womb that once wept will rejoice. Hold on to faith, for with God, nothing is impossible.

For all the faithful barren women & the impotent men, the Lord Almighty shall bless your wombs & reverse your ED and grant you all triplets. Bijai Ya'Rosulullah 🤲🤲🤲
RCHP - Dr. Omeiza

24/07/2025

Tongue-tie {Ankyloglossia}
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✓ A problem with the tongue that is present from birth.

✓ It happens when the tongue and lingual frenulum don’t form quite normally.

✓ It keeps the tongue from moving as freely as it normally would.

✓ The condition appears to be more common in boys than girls.

✓ Symptoms are different in each child. Some children may not have any symptoms.

✓ It is conge***al, which means your baby is born with it.

✓ Healthcare providers aren’t sure exactly what causes this.

✓ It runs in some families, possibly in an X-linked pattern of inheritance, so your family health history may play a role.

✓ It causes breastfeeding problems in some infants.

✓ Your child might have trouble making certain sounds.

✓ Not all children with tongue-tie need surgery.

✓ Your child may need surgery if their tongue-tie is more severe and causes major symptoms.

✓ The condition is divided into categories, based on how well the tongue can move.

✓ Grade 1 is mild tongue-tie.

✓ Grade 2 is moderate.

✓ Severe tongue-tie is Grade 3.

✓ In Grade 4, the tongue can hardly move at all.

RCHP - Dr. Omeiza

15/07/2025

Vaginal delivery ⬇️
The most common and most preferred method of delivery, account for 80% of births worldwide. They are typically low-risk and carry the most benefits to the birthing mother and baby.

During a va**nal birth, your uterus contracts to thin and open your cervix and push your baby out through your va**na (or birth canal).

The va**nal delivery benefits for the birthing mother are:

✓ Shorter recovery time.
✓ Lactation begins sooner.
✓ Lower chance of future pregnancy complications.

The va**nal delivery benefits for the fetus are:

✓ Lower chance of respiratory conditions.
✓ Improved immune system function.
✓ More likely to breastfeed.

Note, there'll be a reasons to avoid va**nal delivery
Certain conditions make a va**nal delivery dangerous. Where your doctor may recommend a C-section delivery if:

✓ Your baby is in a breech position.
✓ Diagnosed with cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD).
✓ You have placenta previa or a problem with your placenta.
✓ You have an untreated infection or open ge***al lesions from herpes simplex virus.
✓ You have a chronic health condition.

RCHP - Dr. Omeiza

07/04/2025

🎉 Happy World Health Day 2025!

Today we kick off a year-long campaign on maternal and newborn health. The health of mothers and babies is the foundation of healthy families and communities, helping ensure hopeful futures for us all.

🥀 Each year, nearly 300,000 women die during pregnancy or childbirth, while over 2 million newborns die within their first month of life and another 2 million are stillborn.

The reality today:

⚠️ The vast majority of these deaths are preventable with timely and quality care.

⚠️ In many parts of the world, women still give birth without skilled health professionals or access to emergency care.

⚠️ 1 in 3 women report lasting health problems after childbirth - and struggle to access treatment.

How you can support:

🫶 Be present for pregnant women and new parents around you.

⚕️ Support WHO's efforts to improve global maternal and newborn care.

📣 Advocate for accessible, quality care, wherever you are.

World Health Organization (WHO)
National Primary Health Care Development Agency
RCHP - Dr. Omeiza

05/02/2025

The Most Anticipated Sound In This World Is The Cry Of A Baby Born {RCHP OMEIZA}

For All The Barring Married Women; May Almighty God With His Infinite Blessings Bless You With This Most Anticipated Sound.

24/12/2024

Drugs/Substances Abuse
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This is the EFFECT OF DRUGS/SUBSTANCES ABUSE on Our YOUTH 👇

People suffering from DRUGS and ALCOHOL ADDICTION have a higher risk of UNINTENTIONAL INJURIES, ACCIDENTS and DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INCIDENTS.

SAY NO TO DRUGS/SUBSTANCES ABUSE

• Alcohol
• Cannabis (Marijuana/Pot/Weed)
• Co***ne
• Hydrocodone
• Morphine
• Methadone
• Methamphetamine
• Fentanyl
• etc.

Share this post to many for more awareness on how Drugs&Substances addiction can lead to multiple behavioral problems, both in the short&long-term effect, which can include:

• Paranoia
• Aggressiveness
• Hallucinations
• Addiction
• Impaired Judgement
• Impulsiveness
• Loss of Self-Control
• etc.

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