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22/09/2025

In a continued drive to strengthen polio immunisation and close immunity gaps in Kano State, we collaborated with the State Ministry of Health to support In-Between Round Activities (IBRA), ensuring children under five are protected with the Novel Oral Polio Vaccine type 2 (nOPV2) and the Bivalent Oral Polio Vaccine (bOPV).

As part of this collaboration, our support focused on:
🔹 Providing technical expertise during State Training of Trainers across all 44 LGAs, building the capacity of supervisors to deliver quality campaigns.
🔹 Conducting supportive supervision, identifying gaps and recommending next steps to ensure standards are upheld and continuous improvements in subsequent rounds.
🔹 Engaging households to address non-compliance, overcome fears, dispel misinformation, and build trust in vaccines.
🔹 Strengthening service delivery and vaccine reach by providing real-time feedback to frontline health workers and ensuring data quality.

By working hand in hand with partners and communities, we are ensuring every child is reached and Nigeria remains firmly on course for a polio-free future.

18/09/2025

Corona Management Systems (CMS) was pleased to contribute to the 2nd ECOWAS Lassa Fever International Conference (LIC 2025) in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, convened by the West African Health Organisation (WAHO) and attended by regional and global leaders. The conference brought together policymakers, scientists, clinicians, and health partners, united in advancing the fight against Lassa fever and strengthening epidemic preparedness across West Africa.

Over four days, our team engaged in critical discussions on cross-border preparedness, vaccine acceleration, and innovative strategies for Lassa fever control. We also connected with key representatives from coalition countries; Nigeria, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Benin, and Liberia, to explore solutions spanning cross-border surveillance, rapid outbreak response, digital tools for improved detection and control, and community-driven approaches that enhance prevention and timely health communication.

CMS remains dedicated to translating these conversations into action, with a focus on strengthening health systems to address Lassa fever and other infectious diseases. Together with regional partners, we are committed to building more resilient systems for the future.

As we reflect on the outcomes of LIC 2025, one message is clear: collective action today is the key to a safer, healthier tomorrow for West Africa and beyond.

17/09/2025

Did you know?

Every year, millions of newborns and children lose their lives to preventable causes from unsafe care at birth to infections and medication errors. These are tragedies that can and should be avoided.

But what if every health worker had the training and resources to provide safe, quality care? What if parents were more informed and actively involved in their children’s care? What if communities worked together — supporting families, encouraging questions, and creating a culture where every child’s safety matters?

This World Patient Safety Day, we unite under the theme: Safe care for every newborn and every child, with the slogan “Patient safety from the start!” because children are our future, and every child deserves a safe beginning in life. Turning this vision into reality starts with simple but powerful actions. Here are ways to ensure safe care for newborns and every child:
1️⃣ Support parents and caregivers with the right information.
2️⃣ Ensure skilled and compassionate care at birth.
3️⃣ Promote safe medication and vaccination practices.
4️⃣ Teach children (as they grow) to speak up, share symptoms, and ask questions when unsure.
5️⃣ Prevent infections through good hygiene.

Safe care from the start saves lives. Together, let’s make patient safety a priority.

15/09/2025

How much do we really know about Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS)?

This PCOS Awareness Month, we took a walk through the streets of Abuja to find out, and the conversations said a lot. While some people had a little idea, many had never heard of it at all, showing just how much more we need to talk about it.

PCOS is a common hormonal condition that affects women of reproductive age. It can cause irregular periods, acne, unwanted hair growth, weight gain, and even make it harder to get pregnant.

The good news? With healthy habits, reduced stress, and proper medical care, PCOS can be managed. With the right support, women with PCOS can live healthy, fulfilling lives.

Why not join the conversation? Share your thoughts in the comments, and let’s keep spreading awareness to break stigma, build knowledge, and empower women everywhere.

12/09/2025

Ebola is preventable, but only if we act early. The virus spreads through direct contact with the blood, vomit, urine, stool, or sweat of an infected person. Humans can also get Ebola from infected animals, such as fruit bats or monkeys, when they are hunted or handled. Stay alert to symptoms such as sudden fever, severe headache, vomiting, diarrhoea, and unexplained bleeding. If you notice these signs, seek medical help immediately.

By recognising the symptoms and taking simple protective steps, we can stop the spread and keep our communities safe. Prevention saves lives.

10/09/2025

Healthcare workers dedicate their lives to saving others, yet many face threats, harassment, and even physical attacks in their workplaces. This not only endangers them but also disrupts essential care when it’s needed most.

Those at the frontline of care deserve our respect, kindness, and protection — not violence. Building a stronger health system starts with ensuring their safety and dignity.

At Corona Management Systems (CMS), we are committed to strengthening health systems through innovation, collaboration, and capacity building, while standing firmly against all forms of abuse.

A safe and supportive environment for health workers is not just about fairness, it is about ensuring better care for everyone.

08/09/2025

Driving Action to Reduce Maternal and Neonatal Mortality

Last week, we partnered with the Federal Ministry of Health, the Sector Wide Approach (SWAp), the National Primary Health Care Development Agency, State Ministries of Health and their agencies, the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), the National Emergency Medical Services and Ambulance Scheme, the Nigerian Red Cross Society, traditional and religious leaders, the World Health Organization Nigeria, and UNICEF Nigeria to activate the Maternal and Neonatal Mortality Reduction Innovation and Initiatives (MAMII) across Abia, Imo, Ebonyi, Jigawa, Plateau, and Niger States.

The five-day MAMII Activation Workshop brought stakeholders together to reflect on the ongoing challenge of maternal and neonatal mortality, explore the MAMII strategic framework, and co-develop tailored interventions to drive impactful, state-level action.

By the end of the workshop, stakeholders had achieved significant progress, including:
✅ A shared understanding of the MAMII framework and its alignment with state health priorities
✅ Comprehensive situation analyses from field assessments and community engagement
✅ Draft State Action Plans tailored to local realities
✅ Defined roles, responsibilities, and resource needs
✅ Inauguration of State MAMII Task Forces to coordinate implementation
✅ Strong stakeholder commitments towards saving mothers and newborns

Together, these efforts lay a solid foundation for reducing maternal and neonatal mortality, strengthening health systems, and ensuring healthier futures for mothers and their newborns across Nigeria.

05/09/2025

On this special day, we join millions around the world in reflecting on the values of peace, kindness, and compassion.

May the blessings of this occasion bring good health, joy, unity, and prosperity to all. 🌙✨

03/09/2025

Vaccines protect your little one from preventable, life-threatening diseases, but sometimes babies may have mild reactions afterward.

If that happens, don’t worry—most reactions are mild, short-lived, and nothing to fear. What matters most is knowing how to comfort your baby and when to seek help.

Tap through the slides to learn the simple steps every parent should know.

01/09/2025

If your kidneys could talk, they’d say: “Oga, no be machine we be, take am easy!” 😂🩺
Kidney failure doesn’t announce itself, it sneaks in through your daily habits.
That’s why even with subsidised dialysis, prevention will always be the better choice.

👉 Protect your kidneys today, show them some love, because staying healthy will always cost less than getting cured.

28/08/2025

Dear youth, think High BP is only for “your parents’ generation”? 🤔

That's a myth. The fact is, more young people are being diagnosed, often with no symptoms.

Don’t get caught off guard. Check your BP, protect your health.

26/08/2025

In Enugu State, we joined key stakeholders for the 2025 Joint Annual Review (JAR), convened by the State Ministry of Health in collaboration with partners, to evaluate progress in implementing the Annual Operational Plan.

Over three days, the review provided an opportunity for departments and agencies to:
✔️ Present achievements
✔️ Highlight gaps and challenges
✔️ Share lessons learnt
✔️ Strengthen accountability and partner coordination

Together, we developed actionable recommendations to guide planning and resource mobilisation, marking a step forward in ensuring stronger, more sustainable health outcomes for communities.

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