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Blood clots don’t always announce themselves, but knowing your risk can make a difference. This World Thrombosis Day, ta...
13/10/2026

Blood clots don’t always announce themselves, but knowing your risk can make a difference.

This World Thrombosis Day, take charge of your health, ask questions, and speak with your healthcare provider about prevention especially when facing surgery, pregnancy, or long periods of immobility.

Don’t ignore the signs.
Awareness today can save a life tomorrow.



Nigeria Centre for Disease ControlAproko DoctorFederal Ministry of Health Nigeria National Primary Health Care Development Agency

When a mother dies, a child loses more than a mother. ❤️They can lose a source of love, care, protection, nourishment an...
05/10/2026

When a mother dies, a child loses more than a mother. ❤️

They can lose a source of love, care, protection, nourishment and stability. For a newborn, the consequences can be even more profound.

This is why preventing maternal deaths matters.

Postpartum haemorrhage can take a mother’s life within minutes but timely care, skilled health workers, access to safe blood and a community that knows how to act can make the difference.

When we save a mother, we are also protecting the child who depends on her.

🩸 Save the mother. Protect the child. Strengthen the community.


World Health Organization Nigeria Aproko Doctor Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria

“ It’s only one glass.”“Just don’t drink too much.”“My friend drank throughout her pregnancy and her baby was fine.”We’v...
09/09/2026

“ It’s only one glass.”

“Just don’t drink too much.”

“My friend drank throughout her pregnancy and her baby was fine.”

We’ve all heard statements like these.
But when it comes to pregnancy, what feels harmless isn’t always harmless. Alcohol can affect a developing baby, and the effects may last far beyond birth.
So if you’re pregnant, planning a pregnancy, or supporting someone who is, let’s choose facts over assumptions and support over judgement.

This International Foetal Alcohol Syndrome Day, let’s remember that better information can help protect a child’s future.


World Health Organization (WHO)Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria UNICEF Nigeria

A new month, a fresh opportunity to create meaningful impact. 🌱At LAFAJ Innovations, we remain committed to strengthenin...
01/09/2026

A new month, a fresh opportunity to create meaningful impact. 🌱

At LAFAJ Innovations, we remain committed to strengthening systems, advancing innovative solutions, and improving lives.

Here’s to a month of purpose, progress and possibilities.

Happy New Month from LAFAJ Innovations!

07/08/2026

As we come to the end of the World breastfeeding Week today. LAFAJInnovations wants to appreciate all the mothers for their love, care and cuddles.
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Which one did you find interesting? Federal Ministry of Health NigeriaWorld Health Organization (WHO)UNICEF Niger...
06/08/2026

Which one did you find interesting?


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04/08/2026

If breast milk came in a bottle, it would probably be the most expensive product in the world.
Here's why...





Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria World Health Organization (WHO) UNICEF Nigeria

It’s Day 2 of World breastfeeding Week.Here are some things you probably didn’t know about breast milk. Which one did we...
02/08/2026

It’s Day 2 of World breastfeeding Week.
Here are some things you probably didn’t know about breast milk.
Which one did we miss?
Drop in the comment section below 👇

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💛 A mother's first gift to her baby isn't bought in a store. It's breast milk.Today marks the beginning of World Breastf...
01/08/2026

💛 A mother's first gift to her baby isn't bought in a store. It's breast milk.

Today marks the beginning of World Breastfeeding Week 2026, and this year's theme reminds us of something powerful:
Prioritise Breastfeeding: Create Sustainable Support Systems.
Breastfeeding is one of the simplest and most effective ways to give a child a healthy start in life. It provides all the nutrients a baby needs in the first six months, strengthens immunity, and supports healthy growth and development.

But here's the truth: breastfeeding doesn't happen in isolation. Every mother deserves the support of her family, workplace, healthcare providers, and community to breastfeed successfully.

Over the next seven days, we'll be sharing practical tips, busting common myths, and having honest conversations about breastfeeding because informed families make healthier communities.
Let's learn together. Let's support mothers. Let's give every child the best possible start.

🤱 Happy World Breastfeeding Week!


World Health Organization (WHO)UNICEF NigeriaFederal Ministry of Health Nigeria

🟡 What if I told you that someone sitting next to you right now could be living with hepatitis and not even know it?It c...
28/07/2026

🟡 What if I told you that someone sitting next to you right now could be living with hepatitis and not even know it?

It could be your neighbour. Your colleague. Your friend. It could even be you.

That’s because hepatitis is often called a “silent disease.” It can quietly damage the liver for years without causing any obvious symptoms.

Here’s why this conversation matters:

🟡 Over 20 million Nigerians are living with Hepatitis B or C, making Nigeria one of the countries with the highest burden of viral hepatitis in the world.

🟡 More than 90% of those infected don’t know they have it. They may unknowingly pass it on to others or miss the opportunity to get treatment before serious damage is done.

🟡 If left untreated, hepatitis can lead to liver cirrhosis, liver failure, and even liver cancer.

The good news? Hepatitis B can be prevented with a vaccine, and early testing can make all the difference.

This World Hepatitis Day, don’t assume you’re fine because you feel fine.

💛 Know your status.
💉 Get vaccinated against Hepatitis B.
✂️ Avoid sharing razors, clippers, needles, and other sharp objects.
🗣️ Encourage someone you love to get tested too.

Sometimes, the healthiest thing you can do is have a conversation that could save a life.

World Health Organization (WHO)UNICEF NigeriaFederal Ministry of Health Nigeria

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