Ojimah Chibianotu

An Epidemiologist, a Medical Statistician, a Disease Surveillance Officer and Researcher. All tweets, retweets, comments and likes are personal.

[WHO Nigeria @WHONigeria]

"The health situation in 🇳🇬 requires uncommon approaches to make a difference in improving the health outcomes of Nigerians, especially those at the sub-national level. Effective leadership is essential for driving this transformation."- @WMulombo

Today, @nhcforum.
#NHCF #NGF

[WHO African Region @WHOAFRO]

Screening & early detection are key to fighting #BreastCancer!

If you are 50 years old & and above, you should:
🎀 self-examine your breasts monthly
🎀 have a yearly clinical breast exam by a healthcare professional
🎀 have a yearly mammography

#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

[Ojimah Chibianotu @OjimahC]

Early detection and prompt treatment is key ✌

[WHO African Region @WHOAFRO]

✅ Knowing your #STI status & following the treatment given by your healthcare professional is key to taking care of your #SexualHealth.

There is no shame in getting tested. Early detection can make a difference. Get tested today ➡️ https://t.co/hocJ86BDeG

[United Nations Nigeria @UN_Nigeria]

24 October has been celebrated as #UNDay since 1948.
This Day marks the anniversary of the entry into force in 1945 of the UN Charter.
Since 1945, the @UN has made a difference in the lives of everyone, everywhere.
Find out more on Tuesday's #UNDay: https://t.co/nVykUmJBTj

[WHO African Region @WHOAFRO]

Here are some of the top root causes of #TB in the African Region 👇🏿

Cross sector collaboration and accountability are vital to #EndTB by 2030.

[WHO Rwanda @WHORwanda]

As we await key discussions from #WomenDeliver, remember - #GBV can take multiple forms, including:
🔸Intimate partner violence
🔸Sexual violence
🔸Psychological violence
🔸Forced & early marriage
🔸Femicide
🔸Trafficking

#ENDviolence against women & girls! #EndGBV

[World Health Organization Philippines @WHOPhilippines]

Taking care of your mind is just as important as taking care of your body. Prioritize #selfcare.

#MentalHealthMatters

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

A new report from WHO & @UNICEF calls for greater attention and investment in children’s vital first years.

The period up to the age of 3 – when the brain grows fastest – provides a critical window to improve lifelong health and well-being https://t.co/VA6u4Cmu33

[WHO Nigeria @WHONigeria]

Safe water 💧 and soap 🧼 can help prevent many newborn deaths. By providing these services in places where babies are born, up to a MILLION children and mothers can be saved every year.

New @WHO & @UNICEF Global Progress Report 2023 outlines how: ➡️ https://t.co/4KbV80sUi0

[Faith_Ireye @Faith_Ireye]

Delta State Government is committed to ensuring MATERNAL and CHILD SURVIVAL, through PHC service deliveries. WHO, other partners, join the DSPHCDA and DSMOH as the State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori flagged off phase one of the MNCHW at the Event Centre, Asaba. 22-06-23.

[Faith_Ireye @Faith_Ireye]

WHO joined Delta State SMoH, SCD patients/caregivers to celebrate World Sickle Cell Disease Day, 2023 with a road walk, free genotype, HIV and TB screening in school children, and free BP check and COVID-19 vaccination for their teachers (19 & 20-6-2023).

[Faith_Ireye @Faith_Ireye]

Beautiful baby girl Obaro was taken to church yesterday 4th June, 2023 for dedication. The Ireyes were present to share in the joy of Mr & Mrs Obaro Ovwighose. To God be the glory.

[W. Kazadi Mulombo @WMulombo]

Congratulations Delta State for your consistency in Promoting Good Health and Wellbeing. Grow Food, Not Tobacco. Tobacco is a true and silent killer @UN_Nigeria @matzschmale @MoetiTshidi @DrTedros @WHONigeria @matzschmale @Fmohnigeria

[Faith_Ireye @Faith_Ireye]

Delta State MOH, SPHCDA, Sapele, Warri South, Oshimili South and Oshimili North LGAs, in collaboration with WHO celebrates World No Tobacco Day today 31st May, 2023 with a road show, sensitization, integration of other PHC interventions in 4 motor parks in the LGAs

[Faith_Ireye @Faith_Ireye]

WHO providing supportive supervision including consultation for minor ailments in critical LGAs, as the activity was integrated with all PHC interventions during the just concluded National TB screening week in Delta State (22-26 May, 2023).

[Faith_Ireye @Faith_Ireye]

Glad to be at the inauguration ceremony of the South South Zone Traditional Leaders Committee on PHC delivery. This is a big boost in ensuring community participation, thereby increasing acceptance of PHC interventions.

[Kolude Olufunmilola @KoludeOlufunmi]

WHO staff from the SSZ were at the inauguration of the South South Zone Traditional Leaders Committee in Benin, Edo State, it was a great opportunity for the WR Dr Walter Kazadi Mulombo @WMulombo to re emphasise WHO's continued commitment to PHC integration of activities.

[WHO FCTC @FCTCofficial]

Working Towards a Tobacco-Free W 🚭rld
Join us to celebrate 20 years of the adoption of the WHO FCTC with @DrTedros
#FCTCSavesLives
#HealthForAll

[Faith_Ireye @Faith_Ireye]

2023 World Hypertension Day activities continues with a road walk and BP screening in various markets in Delta State. @CWarigon @KoludeOlufunmi1 @chimaochemba @WMulombo @khedra1122 @action_edo @delta_no1

[NMEPNigeria @NMEPNigeria]

NMEP in collaboration with the World Health Organization WHO is conducting the Malaria programme zonal review meeting for the South-South zone at EEMJM Hotels, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

Picture shows participants in a group photograph at the meeting.