Malaria is still a public health challenge. The World Malaria Report says Nigeria still accounts for 25% of the global malaria burden and 19% of global malaria deaths. We must work together to change this narrative. 'Zero malaria Starts with me.' Join me to end Malaria.
Malaria is spread through the smallest of hosts, like mosquitoes. Malaria is transmitted through mosquito bites when mosquito bites any person then mosquito’s saliva enter into a person’s bloodstream. After that Within a week or two weeks, an infection becomes very noticeable. Symptoms develop in the form of like: fever, headaches, and vomiting. In the most serious of cases, malaria can lead to yellow fever, coma, and even death.
World Malaria Day: Malaria is one of the most famous diseases in the history of the whole world. And it’s consistently one of the deadliest being eradicated in many parts of the entire world. According to the WHO (World Health Organization) survey, thousands of people die due to malaria every year in 2018, malaria deaths reached around 435,000.
Program Co-ordinator
Mrs. Titilope Akinlalu