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Home » First Lady On World Malaria Day: We Must All Work Hard To Tackle The Disease; Read Full Statement Here 
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First Lady On World Malaria Day: We Must All Work Hard To Tackle The Disease; Read Full Statement Here 

Olamide ObayemiBy Olamide ObayemiApril 25, 2025Updated:April 25, 2025No Comments9 Views
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Today, on World Malaria Day 2025, we are reminded that malaria is not just a public health challenge for Nigeria, it is a national emergency. Nigeria bears the heaviest global burden of this disease. We must continue to work hard to reverse this trend.

The theme for this year, “Malaria Ends With Us: Reinvest, Reimagine, Reignite,” is both a call to action and a message of hope. It challenges us to renew our investment in life-saving interventions, increased awareness and to revive the collective commitment needed to end malaria once and for all.

We should also ensure that our environment and surroundings are clean and free of stagnant water, that are breeding ground for mosquitoes. 

I urge all government agencies, private sector partners, NGOs, health workers, and community leaders to recommit to the fight against malaria with urgency and resolve. 

Malaria ends with us, with our voices, our choices and our actions.

Her Excellency,

Senator Oluremi Tinubu, CON

First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Senator Oluremi Tinubu World Malaria Day
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