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 [AFRIHEALTH] SPECIAL INVITATION: Join Us Today for a live TV World Malaria Day Event World Malaria Day live on Channels TV/ DSTV ch. 420 TODAY, by 11.30 am GMT ; courtesy of Afrihealth Optonet Association (AHOA) - CSOs Network.  We'll be speaking about Malaria; the persisting dangerous consequences of its continuous endemicity, morbidities and mortalities; the efforts towards malaria elimination/eradication; and why this MUST be everyone's business at all times, in all environments/places and at all levels until eradication is achieved.  Join us!  Dr. Uzodinma Adirieje CEO & UN Main Rep, Afrihealth Optonet Association (AHOA) - CSOs Network Former Chairman, National World Malaria Day Committee, FMOH/NMEP, Nigeria Twitter: @uaadirieje; https://twitter.com/uaadirieje Email: afrepton@gmail.com ; uzodinma.adirieje@ nigeriaevaluators.org Instalgram: @druzoadirieje; https://www.instagram.com/ druzoadirieje/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/ uzoadirieje ; Skype

9 April 2022 Excellency , INVITATION TO 2022 WORLD MALARIA DAY CONFERENCE: ADVANCE EQUITY , BUILD RESILIENCE , END MALARIA - YOUR EFFORT COUNTS Afrihealth Optonet Association (AHOA) is a community-focused CSOs global network/think-tank of about 1000 organizations in the global South; exploring the nexus/interlinkages between Health, Energy and Environment – including climate change, biodiversity and ecosystems, Nutrition and Food Security, and Gender, Good Governance and Human Rights.   We are committed to   the promotion of Health as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and realization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); using P artnerships and collaborations; A dvocacy, communication/media and social/resource mobilization (ACSM); R esearch/evidence-generation including conferences, seminars, symposia and workshops; C apacity development; O utreaches and community engagements; and M onitoring and evaluation (M&E) as our PARCOM Strategy; whil

      World Health Day 2022 Message from WHO Nigeria  Head of Mission and Country Representative, Dr Walter Kazadi Mulombo   Protocol:  In line with the established protocol. I bring you healthy regards of the World Health Organization (WHO) and join experts and stakeholders in health and other sectors in Nigeria to share the delight of the 2022 World Health Day Celebration. World Health Day has been observed annually on 7 April, since 1950, to commemorate the anniversary of the founding of the World Health Organization (WHO) two years previously. This year’s theme, Our Planet, Our Health, serves as a timely reminder of the inextricable link between the planet and our health, as the burden of noncommunicable and infectious diseases rises alongside growing incidence of climate-related challenges. Climate change is manifesting in increasing temperatures, rising sea levels, changing rainfall patterns, and more frequent and severe extreme weather conditions. WHO estimates that more than 13