Nigeria

Noma is a debilitating and often deadly disease that mainly affects children living in extreme poverty and remote areas. In northwestern Nigeria, MSF supports one of the few hospitals in the world that specialises in treatment of noma, giving survivors a chance to rebuild their lives.
Nigeria: “She used to ask me if her face could be corrected”
Healthcare facilities overwhelmed by rapid surge in suspected cholera cases in Borno state, Nigeria
Nigeria: Healthcare facilities overwhelmed by rapid surge in suspected cholera cases in Borno state
Dr. Mustapha Ado – Medical Activity Manager for the Ministry of Health
Nigeria: Testimonial from Dr. Mustapha Ado – Medical Activity Manager for the Ministry of Health
Nigeria: MSF supports Kano State Ministry of Health administer over 835,000 diphtheria vaccines as the organisation marks end of emergency response to diphtheria in the state
Nigeria: MSF and Kano State vaccinate over 835,000 people against diphtheria as emergency response concludes
Nigeria: Locally made nutrition supplement helps curb rising child malnutrition in Kebbi state and Northwest Nigeria
Nigeria: Locally made nutrition supplement helps curb rising child malnutrition in Kebbi state and Northwest Nigeria
Two countries, one injury: care for women with obstetric fistula in Nigeria and Somalia
Two countries, one injury: care for women with obstetric fistula in Nigeria and Somalia
Nigeria: Violence in Borno drives new displacement, leaving over 5,000 people in dire conditions in Pulka
Nigeria: Violence in Borno drives new displacement, leaving over 5,000 people in dire conditions in Pulka
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and Borno State Ministry of Health vaccinated 350,000 children against diphtheria in Maiduguri
Nigeria: MSF and Borno State Ministry of Health vaccinated 350,000 children against diphtheria in Maiduguri
Nigeria: Reducing fear and improving care during a severe Lassa fever season
Nigeria: Maternal health in Maiduguri