Efforts to fight malaria and communicate messages of prevention and treatment, the Westfield Development Initiative (WDI) has provided medical services, drugs, and long lasting insecticide treated Nets, LLINs to over 500 families during our 4th Medical Mission. According to the Executive Director of Westfield Development Initiative, Mrs. Omobola Lana, the free health outreach was part
Nigerians have been urged to shun the intake of any anti-malaria warning was given in Lagos, as medical doctors and para-medical personnels stormed the Alimosho Local Government Area of the state, to sensitive residents, as well as diagnose them, in commemoration of the World Malaria Day. The Executive Director, Westfield Development Initiative, WDI, Ms Mobala Lana, who gave
Nigerians have been urged to shun the intake of any anti-malaria warning was given in Lagos, as medical doctors and para-medical personnels stormed the Alimosho Local Government Area of the state, to sensitive residents, as well as diagnose them, in commemoration of the World Malaria Day. The Executive Director, Westfield Development Initiative, WDI, Ms Mobala Lana, who gave
The Executive Director, Westfield Development Initiative, Mrs. Omobola Lana, has called on parents and community leaders to protect their children from mosquito bites, saying malaria contributes greatly to their poor growth and development. Lana said this on Monday during a medical mission to Orisumbare community in the Alimosho Local Government Area of the state. Members
The Executive Director, Westfield Development Initiative, Mrs. Omobola Lana, has called on parents and community leaders to protect their children from mosquito bites, saying malaria contributes greatly to their poor growth and development. Lana said this on Monday during a medical mission to Orisumbare community in the Alimosho Local Government Area of the state. Members
The Federal Government has been urged to make Primary Health Centres (PHCs) across the country more functional. The Executive Director of Westfield Development Initiatives (WDI), Mrs. Omobola Lana, stated this at a medical outreach in commemoration of this year’s World Malaria Day, at the Olugbede Market Car Park in Egbeda, Alimosho Local Government Development Area.
Nigeria faces the formidable challenge of reducing poverty and inequality. Over half of the population (54.4%) is living in poverty and, according to a UNESCO report; over 10 million children are still out of school. Nigeria is the largest and the most populous country in Africa with a population of about 140 million people, with
Malaria is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in Nigeria. It is endemic throughout the country and is reportedly responsible for 60% of outpatient visits, 30% of childhood deaths, 25% of deaths under one year, and 11% of maternal deaths. Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa with a projected total population of