And in the state of Kano through NWUMSA we show it's not just the children both also those that handle the very food we eat. AMR isn't just about antibiotic misuse amongst people, it's also about harmful farming practices.
The Guardians of Tomorrow through the University of Jos are here to reiterate that the basis of tomorrow are the children, establishing this fact early on is an optimal way of addressing the rising problem and future threat that is AMR
With RiSUMSA we are putting it forward that one of the best places to start from are those that will be responsible for the feature, imparting on them the importance of AMR and ways to prevent it is of utmost importance.
Through the State of Kaduna the Guardians of Tomorrow remain steadfast in advocating on not just the misuse of antibiotics but also educating the people on things as simple as hand washing, the importance of which cannot be overstated.
Overall, the outreach strengthened AMR awareness and promoted responsible health habits among the learners—another step toward building a healthier, more informed generation.
WAAW Directorate of Antimicrobial Resistance – NiMSAxTO-WASH NAUMSA
As part of activities marking World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week (WAAW), our team conducted a sensitization outreach at St. Louis Secondary School, Nnewi, Anambra State, on Friday, 28th November 2025.
It's been quite a lovely World Antimicrobial Awareness Week and the reach has been felt
Guardians of Tomorrow: Children, Mothers and Community against AMR- Across 10 states in Nigeria,
20 schools visited, 5 primary healthcare centres, 7 market places, 4 religious centres.
From the Day 2 of our secondary school campaign outreach with the HOD, Medical Microbiology, UMTH, at Federal Government College to commemorate WAAW. At Maiduguri we are no slouch either and will continue to push for awareness to as many as we can reach ✊🏽
Guardians of Tomorrow: A NiMSA Call to Action 😎💯
Every generation has a cause that defines it.
For ours, it’s the fight against Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).
Happy New Month from the NiMSA Directorate of Antimicrobial Resistance
A new month reminds us of our shared mission, to protect the future of medicine by promoting responsible antibiotic use and strengthening stewardship across Nigeria.
Africa’s Voice, One Health, One Future
Our Director, Princewill Igbojinwaekwu, will lead a vibrant team from Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and across Africa at the Future Africa British-Style Parliamentary Debate on the motion:
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is ranked as the third most pressing global health challenge.
We have 100% responsibility in preserving these amazing drugs for future generations.
Princewill Igbojinwaekwu
Director, NiMSA Directorate of Antimicrobial Resistance
AMR Champion 🏅
At the United Nations General Assembly, AMR advocates from across the globe are coming together to raise their voices in the fight against Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).