#Measles is not just a rash, it is highly contagious.

Routine immunisation must remain a priority for parents and caregivers.

#StaySafeStayHealthy

Our #Measles situation report for weeks 45, 2024 has been published.

The weekly report provides a summary of the #Measles epidemiological situation as at November 2024 and response activities in Nigeria.

🔗 Download, read, and share via: https://ncdc.gov.ng/ncdc.gov.ng/themes/common/files/sitreps/ac1f0718b5d4964c70a2de687309f94d.pdf

📢 Measles Situation Report – January 31, 2025

🔹 627 suspected cases across 30 states
🔹 112 confirmed cases in 20 states
🔹 213 LGAs affected
🔹 No deaths recorded

Measles spreads easily but is preventable with vaccination. Protect yourself and your loved ones—get vaccinated today!

Read more: https://ncdc.gov.ng/themes/common/files/sitreps/28f92a61369a1a90b49b54d4497b0bb3.pdf

#Measles #VaccinesWork #PublicHealth

#Measles infection can lead to complications, especially in young children & those with weakened immune systems.

Ensure the completion of routine immunisation for your children or wards to keep them safe and #healthy.

#TakeResponsibility

💉 #Measles is a vaccine preventable disease

👶🏾 Ensure your child gets vaccinated at the right age to stay safe from measles and its complications. Every child deserves a healthy start.

Don’t wait — vaccinate!

#MeaslesPrevention #NCDCNigeria

#Measles is a highly contagious viral infection that spreads through coughing, sneezing, and close contact. It often starts with fever, cough, runny nose, and red, watery eyes, followed by a distinctive skin rash that spreads across the body.

👀 Watch out for these key symptoms:
✅ Fever
✅ Persistent cough
✅ Conjunctivitis (red, watery eyes)
✅ Runny nose
✅ Fatigue and muscle aches
✅ Loss of appetite
✅ Skin rashes

💉 Prevention is key!
🛡️ Protect yourself, your family, and your community. Get vaccinated today!


#StopMeasles #PublicHealth #NCDCNigeria.

#Measles spreads quickly, but prevention is simple. A single act of Vaccination protects You, your family and your Community👍

Stay informed, Stay Protected!!!

#MeaslesPrevention #StaySafe #NCDCNigeria

Stay one step ahead of #Measles.
✔️ Get vaccinated
✔️ Practice good Hygiene
✔️ Report symptoms early!

Healthy actions today protect lives tomorrow and prevention is always better than Cure!✅

#MeaslesAwareness #HealthyLiving #NCDCNigeria

#Measles remains a serious but preventable disease. Vaccination, good hygiene practices, early recognition of symptoms, and prompt reporting of suspected cases are critical steps in protecting children, families, and communities.

✅Ensure your children receives two doses of the Measles-Rubella vaccines between 9months and 14 years of age
✅Practice regular hand washing with soap and clean water
✅Cover your nose and mouth when sneezing or coughing and seek immediate medical care if symptoms such as high fever, rash, red eyes, cough, or runny nose appear.

Early detection and vaccination save lives.!

#MeaslesAwareness #PublicHealth #NCDCNigeria

#WellnessWednesday: Simple Health and Safety Tips!

Practice these 8 simple #HealthandSafetyTips to promote your well-being and prevent getting infected with diseases

✅Wash hands frequently with soap under clean running water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitiser

✅Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water daily to keep your body energised and support your immune system.

✅Get vaccinated: Stay up-to-date on vaccines for diseases like #diphtheria, #Measles #cholera, and #yellowfever.

✅Practice food hygiene: Wash fruits and vegetables thoroughly before eating. Store and cook your food properly.

✅Practice personal hygiene: Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing. Dispose of used tissues properly.

✅Clean and disinfect surfaces: Regularly sanitise high-touch areas like phones, doorknobs, and countertops.

✅Seek medical help early: Don’t ignore unusual symptoms- Visit a health facility immediately.

✅Stay informed: Follow @NCDCgov for information on health promotion and disease prevention.

Your health is your greatest asset.


#StaySafe #NCDCNigeria #publichealth