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View Page: Engaging the Private Sector: Three Ways PMI-S is Working to End Malaria in Nigeria
A clluser of women tend a young child.
Engaging the Private Sector: Three Ways PMI-S is Working to End Malaria in Nigeria
View Page: A Mother’s Dream Fulfilled: Preventive Medication Campaign Protects Nigerian Children from Malaria
A mother receives seasonal malaria meds for her children from a health worker. Photo credit: PMI-S Project, Nigeria, malaria
A Mother’s Dream Fulfilled: Preventive Medication Campaign Protects Nigerian Children from Malaria
View Page: Eliminating Malaria in Nigeria: Five ways the US President’s Malaria Initiative for States is making a difference
[A health care worker counsels pregnant women on the importance of preventing malaria during pregnancy in Ishelu, Ebonyi State, Nigeria. Photo credit: Oluwatobiloba Akerele/MSH]
Eliminating Malaria in Nigeria: Five ways the US President’s Malaria Initiative for States is making a difference
View Page: Three Questions about Scaling and Sustaining Progress against Malaria in Nigeria
[A Minna hospital employee checks a blood sample for HIV.] {Photo credit: Gwenn Dubourthoumieu - Niger State, Nigeria}
Three Questions about Scaling and Sustaining Progress against Malaria in Nigeria
View Page: Nurturing Health and Hope: A Nurse’s Dedication to Malaria Prevention and Maternal Care in Nigeria
Monica Akyok (left), a nurse at the Primary Health Center (PHC) Bukuru Central in Nigeria’s Plateau State with a patient. Photo Credit: MSH. PMI-S
Nurturing Health and Hope: A Nurse’s Dedication to Malaria Prevention and Maternal Care in Nigeria
View Page: A Primary Health Center in Nigeria Improves Malaria Preventive Services for Pregnant Women
[Mrs. Folake Ajayi takes her IPTp while being observed by health care workers during ANC at PHC Oniyanrin.] {Photo credit: Dr. Stanley Ugah}
A Primary Health Center in Nigeria Improves Malaria Preventive Services for Pregnant Women
View Page: Nigeria Has Africa’s Highest Malaria Death Rate – Progress Is Being Made, But It’s Not Enough
Lagos residents use art to draw attention to the gaps in the prevention and treatment of malaria. According to UNICEF, over 1,000 children under the age of 5 catch malaria every day. Pius Utomi Ekpei/AFP via Getty Images
Nigeria Has Africa’s Highest Malaria Death Rate – Progress Is Being Made, But It’s Not Enough
View Page: Health Hero: Nneamaka Nwanka
A community health volunteer in Nigeria in an orange vest leans over to tend to a baby that is being held on the lap of its mother, who is seated. Photo credit: U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative for States (PMI-S) activity
Health Hero: Nneamaka Nwanka
View Page: The Private Sector has an Important Role to Play in Malaria Elimination in Nigeria
[A laboratory scientist uses a microscope for a malaria test in a PMI-S supported health facility. Photo credit Oluwatobiloba Akerele/MSH]
The Private Sector has an Important Role to Play in Malaria Elimination in Nigeria
View Page: Tackling Gender-based Violence (GBV) Against Women and Girls Is Key to Achieving Universal Health Coverage
Headshot of Dr. IniAbasi Nglass
Tackling Gender-based Violence (GBV) Against Women and Girls Is Key to Achieving Universal Health Coverage
View Page: From Childhood Dream to Reality: Mercy’s Mission to Save Mothers and their Children from Malaria
Mercy providing a pregnant patient with medicine to protect her from malaria. Photo credit PMI-S
From Childhood Dream to Reality: Mercy’s Mission to Save Mothers and their Children from Malaria
View Page: Management Sciences for Health to Reduce Malaria-related Maternal and Child Mortality in Nigeria
Management Sciences for Health to Reduce Malaria-related Maternal and Child Mortality in Nigeria

Arlington, VA—July 16, 2018—Management Sciences for Health (MSH) announced today that it has been awarded USAID funding to support Nigeria’s National …