UNICEF in Nigeria We work to promote the rights of children in Nigeria. At this time, we are especially working with partners to prevent the spread of diseases. Learn how we are supporting children to reach their full potential. WHAT WE DO Page What you need to know about the coronavirus Latest updates and resources to help you protect yourself and your family from coronavirus Visit the page Article Vaccines work: Keeping Nigerians safe through immunization Health workers fight misinformation to save lives Read the story Press release 27 April 2021 West and Central Africa Influencers Join Forces to Promote Vaccination Visit the page Article Imo State leads the way in Nigeria for child vaccination Immunizations save children from killer diseases Read the story Statement 27 April 2021 UNICEF Nigeria and Facebook test effectiveness of immunization messages in Nigeria Read now Article Vaccinating the vaccinator A former polio vaccinator - now a volunteer community mobiliser in north-east Nigeria - comes full circle when she receives the COVID-19 vaccine. Read the story Article Getting out-of-school children back to classrooms Educate A Child, a global programme of the Education Above All Foundation, brings hope for education Read the story Article A cleaner state starts with the use of toilets, Cross River Government and communities commit to improved use of toilets for a cleaner and disease-free state Read the story Press release 12 April 2021 UNICEF Nigeria reaches 1 million followers on Facebook Visit the page Press release 07 April 2021 Cobhams; West African musicians spread the word that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective Visit the page Press release 29 March 2021 Government of Japan announces grant to fight malnutrition in north-east Nigeria Visit the page Article Community leaders tackle COVID-19 vaccine skepticism To increase the uptake of COVID-19 vaccine in Lagos State, UNICEF is supporting community leaders to drive the campaign against vaccine hesitancy in Nigeria Read the story Article Female mechanic in Nigeria changes the gender narrative Societal expectations didn’t deter Sylvia Clement from becoming a borehole mechanic in Kaduna State Read the story Press release 22 March 2021 Nearly one third of Nigerian children do not have enough water to meet their daily needs - UNICEF Visit the page Load more items Make a Difference Children need champions. Get involved, speak out or volunteer and give every child a fair chance to succeed. TAKE ACTION
Make a Difference Children need champions. Get involved, speak out or volunteer and give every child a fair chance to succeed. TAKE ACTION
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