In 2025, the NMEP intensified efforts to align private-sector practices with national treatment guidelines. A major highlight was a World Bank-supported initiative in Lagos that
RAS is a critical emergency intervention designed for the “golden hour” of malaria treatment. In communities far from a secondary hospital, a child with severe
The integration of the R21 malaria vaccine with SMC and ITN campaigns represents a massive logistical success for the NMEP. By using familiar delivery structures,
Therapeutic Efficacy Studies (TES) are the backbone of evidence-driven malaria control in Nigeria. Every year, these studies rotate across different sentinel sites strategically distributed across
The Lagos pathway to pre-elimination is a testament to what happens when political will meets clinical rigor. By adopting a clear mandate to “consign malaria
The implementation of LSM in Nigeria is guided by a phased, strategic plan that priorities stakeholder engagement and pilot feasibility. The goal is ambitious: to
The MPR was an exhaustive audit of Nigeria’s malaria efforts, examining everything from insecticide-treated net (ITN) ownership to the rapid scale-up of Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention,.
The Private Sector Stakeholders’ Meeting in Lagos, convened in collaboration with the Presidential Initiative on Unlocking Healthcare Value Chains, was a recognition that the government
In the town of Ikot-Ekpene, a two-day retreat brought together lawmakers, the National Malaria Elimination Programme (NMEP), and civil society to bridge the gap between
AMEN functions as Nigeria’s premier strategic oversight platform, ensuring that the national malaria response is both rigorous and responsive to modern challenges,. During the May
World Malaria Day 2025 served as a unifying platform for the National Malaria Elimination Programme (NMEP) to mobilize a diverse army of actors, including government,
The air in Abuja this past September carried more than just the heat of the season; it carried the weight of a historic reckoning. Hosted