Abia State Primary Health Care Development Agency

17/09/2026

Share Facts, Not Fear. 🛡️💉

When it comes to vaccines and other health issues, don’t spread information you haven’t verified. Misinformation can put lives at risk.

✅ Share information from trusted health authorities.
✅ When in doubt, ask a qualified health professional.
❌ Don’t forward or share unverified claims.

The right information can save a life. Let’s be responsible with what we share.

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Polio Vaccines Protects children from:
✅Getting the severe polio disease
✅Developing lifelong paralysis


Get your child Vaccinated and PROTECT your child against severe polio disease and paralysis

17/09/2026

Rotavirus is one of the leading causes of severe diarrhoea in young children—but it is preventable.

Vaccination is one of the best ways to protect your child from severe rotavirus disease and its complications.

Protect your child. Keep their vaccinations up to date. 💉




4 Facts about the Rotavirus Vaccine ⤵️

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Learn to recognise the signs and symptoms of diphtheria. Early action, prompt treatment, and vaccination can help protect you and your loved ones from this serious disease.

Stay informed. Stay protected. Get vaccinated.

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Know the signs and act early. If you notice symptoms such as sore throat, difficulty breathing or swallowing, fever, weakness, or a thick greyish-white coating in the throat, seek medical attention immediately.

Early detection, prompt treatment, and full vaccination can save lives.

Protect yourself. Protect your loved ones. Get vaccinated and seek care early.

17/09/2026

You can access routine childhood vaccines at government health facilities at no cost. They are safe, effective, and one of the best ways to protect children from preventable diseases.

Don’t just vaccinate your child—be an advocate. Encourage a parent, remind a neighbour, and help spread the right information.

Together, let’s keep our children protected.

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Diphtheria is a serious sickness caused by a germ (bacteria) that can spread from one person to another when an infected person coughs or sneezes.

The good news is that diphtheria can be prevented with vaccination. Please make sure your children get their routine vaccines and take them to a health centre if they show signs of sickness. A simple vaccine can help protect your child from a serious disease.

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