World Malaria Day in 2022

Malaria is every Nigerian's enemy, especially pregnant women and under-five children. As we mark World Malaria Day today, let's remember to play our individual roles in eradicating malaria. #WorldMalariaDay #WorldMalariaDay2022 https://t.co/EjQBQ8QviB

— MAC-HI (@MACHinitiative) April 25, 2022

Today is World malaria day. Do your bit to ensure a healthier African society. Clean up dirty drainages, Use insecticides treated nets, don't abuse Antimalarials, get tested before treated. You too can be a key player to ensuring a healthier African society. Together we can!!! https://t.co/tQhePjTwPP

— Jacemuch Foundation NG (@JacemuchNg) April 25, 2022

Today is World Malaria Day, and all of us at Excellent Health for Africa Initiative join @WHO in commemorating this day. The theme for this year's World Malaria says “Harness innovation to reduce the malaria disease burden and save lives.” https://t.co/bBSwQGfEuy

— Exhela Initiative (@ExhelaI) April 25, 2022

Malaria has be an endemic disease In many west Africa Countries..The Has taken the Lives of some many persons mostly children..As we mark the World Malaria day today, themed: "Harness innovation to reduce the malaria disease burden and save lives." #WorldMalariaDay https://t.co/PR7CsX7g8d

— precious nwogu (@preshwhyte) April 25, 2022

World Malaria Day is being observed across the world today (April 25) to raise awareness of malaria and support the fight against this preventable and treatable disease. To mark 2022 World Malaria Day, ZADCHLO INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION as member of ACOMIN Plateau state chapter https://t.co/avf5r5y4xv

— ZADCHLO FOUNDATION (@zadchlo) April 25, 2022

Today, 25th of April, marks the WORLD MALARIA DAY. Malaria no dey go break ooo, Stay woke to stay alive #WorldMalariaday #keep939 https://t.co/n7tjDu5sEH

— Solutions939fm (@solutions939fm) April 25, 2022

Today is World Malaria Day with the theme; “Harness innovation to reduce the malaria disease burden and save lives”. Despite the fact that malaria is preventable and treated, it continues to wreak havoc on countries and people around the world…, #WorldMalariaDay #MalariaDay https://t.co/UI1JobFNCC

— Ik George Ugwumba (@ikennaugwumba) April 25, 2022