Routine Immunisation Archives - Nigeria Health Watch

‘E nor dey, come tomorrow’ - How vaccine stock-outs affect routine immunisation rates

January 21, 2021

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Vaccines administered on the Nigerian National Immunisation schedule are free, right? Ewomazino disagrees. She had given birth to lovely twin boys and…

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Getting to 100 percent: Enugu's fight to maintain its polio free status

By Patrick Egwu

March 2, 2020

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Veronica Asogwa is a petty trader in Abakpa Nike, one of the largest suburbs in Enugu State, southeast Nigeria. When the state…

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Sustaining the tempo; How Kano is succeeding in its fight against Polio

By Bashar Abubakar

January 27, 2020

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As the early morning harmattan wind blew through the crowded Fagge area of Kano, about thirty people, mostly women, gathered inside the…

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When Gavi came to visit Nigeria

By Vivianne Ihekweazu

December 25, 2019

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A welcome visit from Gavi As 2019 wound down to its close and holiday plans were being made, arrangements were also being made…

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Partnership to strengthen immunisation; The Kano State model

By Bashar Abubakar

November 5, 2019

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“It was a hectic day, we had a fixed immunisation session in Gachi village,” says Umar Alhassan, a Routine Immunisation (RI) provider…

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Lessons from Kaduna: improving immunisation coverage through local emergency coordination centres

By Bashar Abubakar

September 30, 2019

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In the last three decades, the world has gone through a long and tough road in the push to eradicate the crippling…

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Nigeria: The long crawl to polio eradication - Op-Ed

By Nigeria Health Watch

April 27, 2019

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Editor’s Note: Today’s piece is an OpEd from renowned Virologist and Chair of Nigeria Expert Review Committee on Poliomyelitis Eradication and Routine…

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A “best buy” for child health in Nigeria: The Case for Immunisation

By Nigeria Health Watch

December 4, 2018

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“I know that immunisation is important and obviously I want the best for my child, but the schedules are quite confusing, especially…

Routine Immunisation

‘E nor dey, come tomorrow’ - How vaccine stock-outs affect routine immunisation rates

Getting to 100 percent: Enugu's fight to maintain its polio free status

Sustaining the tempo; How Kano is succeeding in its fight against Polio

When Gavi came to visit Nigeria

Partnership to strengthen immunisation; The Kano State model

Lessons from Kaduna: improving immunisation coverage through local emergency coordination centres

Nigeria: The long crawl to polio eradication - Op-Ed

A “best buy” for child health in Nigeria: The Case for Immunisation

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