World Malaria Day in 2021

World Malaria Day Quick Facts - NG 2021

ℹ HashtagsCompiled on21:50	#WorldMalariaDay, #WorldMalariaDay2021, #ZeroMalaria, #MalariaWalkWithNed
Related Hashtags	#Malaria, #DrawTheLineAgainstMalaria, #ZeroMalariastartswithme
2021 Date	25 April 2021
2022 Date	25 April 2022

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World Malaria Day in

Sunday, 25 Apr

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World Malaria Day in 2021

World Malaria Day seeks to raise awareness about malaria, one of the world’s deadliest diseases. Malaria is a disease of the blood that is caused by a parasite called Plasmodium.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Malaria Day - in 2021

Updated 21:49

Today on MALARIA DAY I decided to put up IG live session to have conversations about malaria. Join me on IG by 2pm and share your story about Malaria. I’m sure we all have one. 😁Lets hear from as many young Nigerians as possible. @ZeroMalaria @RayOfHopeN #ZeroMalaria https://t.co/3LBbdrRXiH
— Rahama Sadau ✨ (@Rahma_sadau) April 25, 2021

It's World Malaria Day!!! Today, we sensitized the members of Olorunisola area Ayobo on the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and prevention of Malaria. Blood pressure check and malaria Rapid Diagnostic Test was done for some attendees. Prophylactic drug was given to those who tested https://t.co/Bk8t8pf5Ed
— Zainab Tomi Adesokan (@TomiAdesokan) April 25, 2021

THIS SUNDAY: @freebroadcast21 will largely dedicate her coverage of news reportage towards the commemoration of World Malaria Day on Sunday, April 25, 2021 to draw the attention of READERS at the progressive FIGHT against this KILLER diease by World Health Organisation (WHO) https://t.co/dHSPai62lP
— freebroadcast2019 (@freebroadcast21) April 24, 2021

#WorldMalariaDay2021 Nnewi, Awka, Abakaliki, and Nkwelle branches of Paxs Pharmacy are marking World Malaria Day in a special way today. Walk into any of these 4 branches NOW, and you might just be lucky! Lectures are ongoing already... #WorldMalariaDay https://t.co/BoEyjCvm6K
— Paxs Pharmacy (@PaxsPharmacy) April 26, 2021

It's World Malaria Day. The occasion highlights the need for continued investment and sustained political commitment for malaria prevention and control. We pray for you today that God will continue to protect you from deadly diseases! Psa 91:3 (NLT) #WorldMalariaDay https://t.co/5IiKgFxJRi
— Safehandsschools (@SchoolSafehands) April 25, 2021

Today is world malaria day! #WorldMalariaDay2021 https://t.co/eFAAYu7Ghs
— YoungDoctorsForum (@YDF_NMA_FCT) April 25, 2021

World Malaria day is celebrated today and this year's theme is #reachingthezeromalariatarget Unfortunately there is still no vaccine for malaria. So here are some tips to prevent Malaria: 1. Keep clean surroundings and get rid of any stagnant water in your surrounding https://t.co/Uicr7YSnko
— AgnosysCOD (@AgnosysCod) April 25, 2021

Nigeria is still home to an average 20% of global deaths from malaria. In Nigeria, d rural population is d most vulnerable, hence d need for robust Primary Healthcare strengthening. As we celebrate this year's World Malaria Day, I join the world to "Draw the Line Against Malaria" https://t.co/82EsIwoEJZ
— Dayo OGUNNE (@osemele_osemele) April 23, 2021

World Malaria Day 2021 is today. Half the world still lives at risk from this preventable, treatable disease, which costs a child’s life every two minutes. Zero malaria starts with me. Let’s all do our part. https://t.co/E9SV4x7pHm
— LillyAjarova (@LillyAjarova) April 25, 2021

As we countdown to the commemoration of this year's World Malaria Day, NMEP joined by @cutekimani will be hosting a tweet chat session with the Topic 'What does it mean to draw the line against malaria' by 1pm today.. Join the conversation! #DrawTheLineAgainstMalaria https://t.co/HIfRbKIfa0
— NMEPNigeria (@NMEPNigeria) April 21, 2021