The Malaria To Zero Initiative
We're galvanizing action towards averting 1 million new malaria cases and empowering 20 million Nigerians to take action to end Malaria by 2020.

Ending Malaria: Access Bank, PSH Alliance & Hacey Health Push for Prevention on World Malaria Day 2017

Access Bank, Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria and HACEY Health Initiative Partner to save lives.

Access Bank, Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria and HACEY Health Initiative have come together to make a call towards accelerated scale-up of efforts to prevent malaria and save lives under the Malaria To Zero Initiative program for grass root people living in suburb and underprivileged environments across Nigeria and Africa at large.

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Ending Malaria: Access Bank, PSH Alliance & Hacey Health Push for Prevention on World Malaria Day 2017

Saving lives through advocacy

Mrs Omobolanle Victor-Laniyan (Head, Sustainability, Access Bank Plc) speaking at the Mushin Outreach event.

HUAWEI, Access Bank and Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria Partner For Accelerated Impact To Tackle Malaria.

HUAWEI, Access Bank and Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria Partner For Accelerated Impact To Tackle Malaria.

Huawei, leading telecoms giant has joined the Malaria To Zero Initiative to be part of the drive to end Malaria in Nigeria

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HUAWEI, Access Bank and Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria Partner For Accelerated Impact To Tackle Malaria.

Partnering to End Malaria

Huawei joins the Malaria to Zero Initiative to be part of the drive to end Malaria in Nigeria.

Mapping Private Sector Malaria Investments In Nigeria

Nigerian businesses are leading the drive to end Malaria in Nigeria. Read the how, where and what Nigerian businesses are doing to end Malaria.

  • 215,000 pregnant women and unborn children protected with intermittent preventive therapy
  • 1,000,000 Rapid diagnostic tests purchased to ensure those with malaria are correctly treated
  • 13,000,000 Insecticide treated nets distributed to protect individuals and families at risk from malaria.

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Mapping Private Sector Malaria Investments In Nigeria

Big Business Transforming Lives

The private sector in Nigeria is taking giant strides to ending malaria.

Malaria Stories

Read inspiring stories from our frontline partners working to eliminate malaria in disadvantaged communities.

Mary Ogu was 20 weeks pregnant when she developed malaria. A resident in one of the slums in Lagos where mosquitoes breed freely, Mary does not sleep under Insecticide Treated Nets, ITNs, and takes no precautions such as the recommended treatment for malaria for pregnant women.

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Malaria Stories

Everyday Heroes

Much of the success that has come in the fight against malaria can be attributed to frontline workers in disadvantaged communities.

Private Sector Contribution to Ending Malaria in the last 1 year

Pregnant women protected with intermittent preventive therapy
Rapid diagnostic tests purchased to ensure those with malaria are correctly treated
Insecticide treated nets distributed to protect individuals and families at risk from malaria.
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