Detaining journalists undermines press freedom and public access to information. The rights of journalists to report freely is a tenet of democracy and must be upheld.

Today,the world marks World Malaria Day.

A reminder that innovation is key to eliminating malaria. Let's harness new technologies and approaches to protect pregnant women and their babies from this preventable disease. #2024WMD #ActNow #InnovateIntegrateEngage

THE 100 Art project naijafund.com/campaign/the-1…

Raising fund for my new series titled #THE100 I could really use some assistance to produce, and promote the project see link for more
#TopChef

Tag Chidera Rosecamille Aneke POOJA!!! Ólú ndị Igbo Aisha Yesufu Oku kunle💎

Over a week to go until our exciting #media workshop with Quote This Woman+! Learn how to maximize interviewing woman+ sources & more on ensuring #gender balance in your reporting and newsroom. Not to be missed! 📆27 March ⏰9AM NYC / 1PM UK / 3PM CPT📌bit.ly/QTWxHJN

Farah Adnan Babatunde Okunlola Kemo Cham Ruona J. Meyer Chidera Rosecamille Aneke Nike Adebowale-Tambe IJNet

Dear health workers,na who dey alive dey save lives.

I spoke to some health workers who shared how they are staying safe from Lassa fever.

One thing that stood out is that all of them maintain a high index of suspicion.

#lassafever

HPV vaccine is meant to protect girls and women from the menace of cervical cancer. Make an informed decision to protect yourself and your girl child today.
#PreventCancer
#VaccinesWork
#InternationalWomensDay
#IWD2024EUJP

I Prioritise my health as a woman,I’ll get vaccinated against HPV to protect myself from cervical cancer.

What about you?
NPHCDA
Breakthrough ACTION-Nigeria
Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA
Media-EIS Fellowship

#VaccinesWork
#HPVVaccine
#InternationalWomensDay

As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to celebrate this year's International Women's Day, let's all strive to contribute our quota to achieving the theme which is 'Invest in Women; Accelerate Progress'.

IWD2024 #InspireInclusion #MediaEISWomen #Changemakers

In commemoration of International Women's Day, my colleagues and I have chosen to raise awareness about the importance of HPV vaccines #HPVvaccines #PreventCancer #Vaccineswork #IWD
Media-EIS Fellowship NPHCDA Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA UN Women

NPHCDA Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA Media-EIS Fellowship Breakthrough ACTION-Nigeria USAID WHO Nigeria UN Women Moms, did you know that under the new immunization protocol, your girls 9-14 will receive a single dose of the highly effective HPV vaccine. This can prevent infection from HPV types responsible for 70% of cervical cancers according to UNICEF #HPVvaccine #IWD #IWD 2024

Protecting our girls' future means safeguarding their health today. With STIs on the rise, the HPV vaccine is a crucial defense. Let's empower our girls with the protection they deserve. Media-EIS Fellowship Breakthrough ACTION-Nigeria USAID NPHCDA WHO Nigeria Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA
#HPVvaccine #IWD 2024 #IWD

Our girls are special and we want them to be protected against cervical cancer.

This is why the NPHCDA introduced the HPV vaccine into the routine immunisation in some states for girls 9-14

Media-EIS Fellowship #WomensDay

#Vaccineswork #Vaccinessavelives

It’s international women’s day and I’m glad to be celebrating it with the amazing women of Media-EIS Fellowship fellowship this year.

You matter, take proactive step to protect yourself from cervical cancer with the HPV vaccine. Stay healthy, stay empowered! 💪💉
#VaccinesWork

#LassaFever is treatable.

Report early to a healthcare facility when experiencing #LassaFever -associated symptoms.

Early symptoms include fever, body weakness, sore throat, muscle & chest pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, cough & abdominal pain.

Our new BMJ Global Health paper by Poshan Thapa Surbhi Sheokand Petra Heitkamp Joel Klinton Vijayashree Yellappa TBPPM Learning Network Prachi Shukla 🇮🇳 & team

Unlocking the potential of informal healthcare providers in tuberculosis care

gh.bmj.com/content/9/2/e0…

According to NCDC, no fewer dan 2,629 suspected cases,477 confirmed cases & 85 deaths have bn recorded frm Lassa fever in Nigeria dis year as of February 18th, 2024.Protect urself & ur household from Lassa fever by taking informed decisions on environmental sanitation.

I was Dream925fm Enugu to step down the knowledge from the last Media-EIS Fellowship SBC session with their presenters,health and others.

We also learned about AMR and the team in three groups will be producing AMR materials for specific primary audiences.

Thanks to the team