Comme beaucoup de travailleurs de la santé dans le Sahel, Mairama Baba Yadafa a été le témoin direct des effets multiples d'une crise humanitaire sans précédent qui s'est abattue sur la région : la sécheresse a aggravé la faim dans un contexte de privations et de souffrances croissantes vécues par des millions de personnes affectées par la violence armée.
Lire la suiteOsun, 11 October, 2022 - Given that genomic sequencing technology enhanced the fight against COVID-19 globally, Nigeria is working on a strategy to integrate other infectious diseases into the genomic surveillance in the…
Lire la suiteAbuja, 11 October, 2022 - Dr Chieshi was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 1990 Having been diagnosed with schizophrenia at the university in 1990, Dr Terver Simon Chieshi had to suspend school for a year to seek medica…
Lire la suiteBorno, 7 Ocotber, 2022 – Like many health workers across the Sahel, Mairama Baba Yadafa has been witnessing first-hand the multiple impacts of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis that has gripped the region: drought has…
Lire la suiteYola, 30 September, 2022 - Sitting on a wooden stool in front of her house at Dobeli community in Yola North Local Government Area (LGA), Hajara Yusuf, a (27 years old mother of three) was coaxing her sons to take the se…
Lire la suiteYola, 30 September, 2022 - In line with the target of improving the health of billions of people by 2023, the World Health Organization (WHO) is supporting three states in northeast Nigeria – Borno, Adamawa and Yobe – (B…
Lire la suiteAbuja, 19 September, 2022 - In December 2017, Oluwatayo Akingbile, then 20 years old, understood the harsh implication of using medications without a prescription after losing a friend who thought he had malaria and had …
Lire la suiteAbuja, 2 August, 2022 - Mrs Mercy Ameh is a passionate nurse who works as a humanitarian healthcare worker in Northeast Nigeria. “I joined the WHO-supported mobile health team in May 2017, after nights of deliberation of…
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