WHO Borno Field Office conducted a 3-day capacity training for 17 LGAFs & 210 FVs to strengthen polio eradication efforts across the state.
We reaffirm our commitment to interrupt poliovirus transmission by Dec 2025. #EndPolio#HealthForAll@WHONigeria@DrPavelUrsu@drjadeen
WHO NEZ- Yobe State concludes a 3days rigorous PEP Surge capacity training for all the 17 LGA Facilitators and 178 wards Field Volunteers. Polio Surveillance, RI, SIAs, and PRSEAH were thoroughly discussed! @drjadeen@kofi_boateng@WHONigeria@UmarHAdamu1@DrPavelUrsu
WHO NEZ_Yobe State Surge Capacity Cascade Training of LGA Facilitators and Field Volunteers commenced today at Desert Hall Damaturu.
The State Coordinator @hamisudama is delivering the opening remarks and objectives of the training
Today, the WHO North Central Zone field offices holds the Qtr 1 2023 Integrated Quarterly review meeting to review country's Key performance indicators, discuss technical & managerial issues including GPW13 & review technical, programmatic & managerial progress in the Quarter
In supporting PHC revitalization, achieving UHC and adding to the triple billion targets in @integratedNiger. The @WHONigeria ZC NCZ lead her team to the inauguration of the Task force on PHC by the Deputy Governor. @WMulombo@ChimbaruAlex@khedra1122@Zeenahzeenat
The struggle to eliminate Polio and control cVPDV is still on. @WHONigeria supports Niger state to respond to the Outbreak. Today Day-1 has lots of activities on-going; ACSM involving Bikers, traditional and religious leaders around d State capital & LGAs,@WMulombo@hamisudama
@WHONigeria supporting the Government of Niger state to improve health indices. Integrated service delivery on point as d flag-of of Insecticide Treated Nets (ITN) distribution, Scales 3.0 COVID-19 vaccination & Introduction of Rotar virus vaccination into routine immunization
Yesterday I was in Birnin Yari PHC, Jega -for the official flag off of our Kebbi cervical cancer control program which commenced in February. Present with pledges of support were crucial partners & stakeholders such as @nmanigeria, @WHONigeria, and our catholic sisters from Dabai
I met Drs Alhassan and Raji, @WHONigeria reps in Kebbi. We discussed progress made on our Kebbi cancer control plan and how we can move it faster by collaboration with the global body. We also discussed risk communication for #COVID19. Thank you Dr @WMulombo#cervicalcancer