World Malaria Day in 2023

World Malaria Day Quick Facts - NG 2023

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Related Hashtags	#Malaria, #EndMalaria, #ZeroMalaria, #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe
2023 Date	25 April 2023
2024 Date	25 April 2024

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World Malaria Day in

Tuesday, 25 Apr

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World Malaria Day in 2023

World Malaria Day seeks to raise awareness about malaria, one of the world’s deadliest diseases. Malaria is a disease of the blood that is caused by a parasite called Plasmodium.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Malaria Day - in 2023

Updated 03:23

It’s world malaria day today. Nigeria suffers the highest burden on the continent and the world. We are dedicated to eliminating this scourge in our lifetime. Honoured to be recognised by @exxonmobil as a leader in the field developing innovative solutions to tackle malaria. https://t.co/RpMylGWgv8
— Dr. Ify Aniebo RV (@IfyAniebo) April 25, 2023

IPSF-UI celebrated the World Malaria Day today!!! We celebrated World Malaria Day to raise awareness about the impact of malaria on public health. We mobilized resources and observed the progress made in the fight against malaria. #WorldMalariaDay https://t.co/pjjG6AZq13
— University of Ibadan Pharmacy LLO (@UIpharmacyLLO) April 25, 2023

World Malaria day is celebrated every year, on the 25th of April. Today is #WorldMalariaDay #WorldMalariaDay2023 https://t.co/Tvxyg3IKDS
— Fuad Atanda-Lawal (@FuadAtandaLawal) April 25, 2023

Malaria has killed about half of all the humans that ever lived on Earth. Today is World Malaria Day and we went out as Nigerian Medical Association, Benue State to showcase our efforts against this deadly disease. We did this in collaboration with @Fidsoncares and @ElbePharmaLtd https://t.co/NiifwtfL4G
— Dr Usha Anenga (@DrAnenga) April 25, 2023

Today is world malaria day, Malaria is still an endemic disease in Nigeria. It causes thousands of deaths each year, especially in pregnant women and children under 5 years of age. Malaria is transmitted via a bite from a female anopheles mosquito 🦟 carrying the parasite https://t.co/TqtsFs1CcV
— Gospel_Rx (@Gospel_rx) April 25, 2023

Its world malaria day today, lets get ourselves educated a little 👇 https://t.co/Ft3Dzpx0r0
— Teema (@teemapharm) April 25, 2023

Today, on World Malaria Day, we celebrate the progress made in the fight against this deadly disease. This year's theme highlights the need for global collaboration and cooperation in the effort to control and eliminate malaria. Together, we can achieve a zero-malaria world https://t.co/MRyhStmJpk
— Medlabconvo (@Medlabconvo) April 25, 2023

Dear fellow Nigerians, As the national president of the Pharmaceutical Association of Nigeria Students, I am thrilled to send this message on the occasion of World Malaria Day. Today, we celebrate the progress made in the fight against malaria and reaffirm our commitment to… https://t.co/hzH7pLB3Mv https://t.co/2sUcM3TybB
— Francis Chukwuemeka Victor (@EmperorVicky007) April 25, 2023

Today is World Malaria Day, with the theme: Time to deliver zero malaria: invest, innovate, implement”. The world malaria day is commemorated every year on April 25th to create more awareness on the burden of the disease on humans. https://t.co/yowtIN1qMU
— NPHCDA (@NphcdaNG) April 25, 2023

🧵 Malarial is an illness caused by mosquito bites 🦟🦟 As we commemorate World Malaria Day today, you can protect yourself against malaria by: 1. Draping mosquito nets over beds, https://t.co/7LzQUkAYVN
— SheCodeAfrica Asaba (@SCA_Asaba) April 25, 2023