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Cholera
Article
31 October 2022
A cholera survivor turns sanitation champion in Yobe
After a near-death cholera experience, a youth leader mobilises members of his community against the disease in Damaturu, north-east Nigeria
Report
01 February 2018
WASH as a cornerstone for conquering 2017 cholera outbreak
The cholera outbreak in Nigeria began in Borno state in August 2017 and was contained in December 2017 with a combined total of 5,365 cases.
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Article
08 September 2017
The women leading the cholera battle in northeast Nigeria
UNICEF and partners are responds to the outbreak of cholera
Press release
07 September 2017
Growing concern for nearly 1.4 million internally displaced people living in cholera ‘hotspots’ as outbreak spreads in northeast Nigeria
Heavy rains bring deadly disease to children in northeast Nigeria already battling malnutrition
Article
05 September 2017
Losing a child to cholera
UNICEF, with funding from the EU, installed hand pump boreholes in Ugep. This enabled Mary and women in her community to access clean and safe water.