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The European Union (EU) has been present in Nigeria for over 40 years supporting the government and the people in promoting hu-man rights, economic and social development efforts as well as developing trade, political and cultural relations between Nigeria and Europe.The EU Delegation to Nigeria is also responsible for relations with ECOWAS and the management of an important development coop-eration portfolio which covers the countries of the ECOWAS region. This however, has not translated into solid gains for the rights of women and chil dren especially in the Northern States of Nigeria. Specific socio economic and cultural prejudices continue to be used to undermine women’s adequate and effective representation in all tiers of Government.

The specific objective of this assignment is to improve the visibility of projects funded by the EU in Nigeria by focusing on the impact of EU interventions in promoting women’s rights, engagement and participation in Peace and Stability in Northern Nigeria. This en-gagement is expected to strengthen the outreach to citizens, key stakeholders and, to actively encourage a broadened interest among existing target audiences in the EU policies; while finding the means to increase the interest among new target audiences. Diginervz Media Ltd, the contractor for this project led by Mr. Ochai Samuel, the Lead Photographer, has been successful in its role towards achieving the objectives of the assignment in six States1 in Northern Nigeria by capturing clear images and short contextual interviews of beneficiaries under the following EU supported programmes:

1. EU Support to Scale-Up Maternal and New Born Child Health Outcomes for States in Northern Nigeria (EU-MNCH)

2. EU Support to Immunisation Governance in Nigeria (EU-SIGN)

3. Strengthening Community-Based Psychosocial Support and Protection Services for Children and Adolescents in Bornu State, Nigeria

4. Promoting Women’s Engagement in Peace and Stability in Northern Nigeria

The images captured largely depict the expressions of beneficiaries and the impact of the EU’s intervention in their lives, providing a graphic context for story telling about the EU’s efforts in the target states.

These images will be used for web-content to illustrate and enhance articles and reports.

Also, they will be showcased in future EUD Nigeria exhibitions thus increasing the visibility of the EU’s efforts, highlighting the role of the EU as a global actor, providing insight into its work and interest among its stakeholders.

Photography Campaign Documenting the Impact of EU Interventions on Women in Northern Nigeria

Lead Photographer Ochai Samuel getting acquainted with his subjects at the PHC facility in Shinkafi LGA Zamfara State.

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EU SUPPORT TO SCALE-UP MATERNAL AND NEW BORN CHILD HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR STATES IN NORTHERN NIGERIA (EU-MNCH)

FOCAL STATE - ADAMAWA STATEDelivering maternal health services to hard to reach communities

At Yadim Primary Health Care Center located in a remote village in Adamawa State, nursing mothers and pregnant women troop in daily either to receive vaccines for their babies or to receive maternal medical consultation. The Centre is funded by the European Union under the

EU Support to scale-up Maternal and Newborn Child Health Outcomes in Northern Nigeria (EU-MNCH).

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Good health for all no matter where you live

Mrs. Aishatu Suleiman (7months pregnant) and her 3year old son live in Farang LGA, a far remote village which is about 200km from the city center (Jimeta) Adamawa state. She and her son are beneficiaries of the EU-MNCH funded health care provided at Farang Primary Health Care

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Preventing disease with clean water

At Fufure LGA in Adamawa State, a young lad takes a quick evening bath.

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Safely delivered

Nurse Deborah Musa cuddles new-born twins at the Specialist Hospital in Jimeta, Adamawa State. The EU provides safe delivery kits to pregnant women under the (EU-MNCH) project.

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Aisha Ahmad is a happy beneficiary of health services provided with funding from the EU-MNCH projects. She lives in a hard to reach remote village at Fufure Local Govenrnment Area - Adamawa State.

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Health worker Mr. Makailu Thomas educates Mrs. Roselyn Zubairu about the content of the EU-MNCH safe delivery kit at Choli Primary Health Care Facility, Fufore LGA, Adamawa State. The EU provides safe delivery kits to pregnant women under the EU Support to Scale-Up Maternal

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Getting registered is the first step

Pregnant women register for antenatal care at the Adamawa State specialist hospital, Jimeta. The European Union, through the support to Maternal and Child Health care project (EU-MNCH) encourages safe pregnancies and deliveries.

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Cross section of women receiving antenatal health talk in Farang community PHC, Fufore L.G.A Adamawa State. Antenatal classes help many women prepare for birth and parenthood, especially in their first pregnancy. The European Union, through its support to Maternal and Child

Health care project (EU-MNCH) encourages safe pregnancies and deliveries.

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“I feel so glad Awal is gradually gaining weight. I do get nutritional supplies from the health care center at no cost.”

Mrs Sherifa Yusuf (Awal’s mother) lives in a hard to reach community in Fufore LGA, Adamawa State. The centre is funded by the EU Support to scale-up Maternal and Newborn Child Health Outcomes in Northern Nigeria (EU-MNCH).

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Mrs Ladabi Pamvi, Chief Medical Personnel at Saint Teresa IDP Camp Clinic Adamawa State, provides free medical consultation to internallydisplaced persons living within the camp. The European Union, through its support to Maternal and Child Health care project in the state

encourages healthy living for internally displaced persons.

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“I will no longer seek the service of untrained traditional birth attendants as I almost lost my life twice after I bore my first and second child.” Amina Hassan.

Amina Hassan is a beneficiary of the EU-MNCH funded program. She lives at Maiha LGA. Adamawa State.

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“I have three children, Musa, Abubakar and Suleiman. I was given safe delivery kits (free) at the PHC center when I was pregnant for Abubakar and Suleiman. Also, I was educated on the need for good nutrition, adequate rest, good hygiene, family planning, breastfeeding, and the importance of immunization.”

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Salamatu Garba is a beneficiary of the EU-MNCH project at Maiha Primary Health Care Center Adamawa State.

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Introducing good healthcare right at her your doorstep

Mrs. Colman Habila an EU-MNCH trained Community Resource Person (CORP) visits Mrs. Talatu Ahmadu (3months pregnant ) at her residence in Choli - Fufore Local Government Area Adamawa State to enlighten her on why she should sign up for the EU-MNCH program at the Primary

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“I know better now having lost my first child after 2weeks of being born to Pneumonia. My newborn son Musa is just 2weeks and 4days old, I’ll ensure I watch and care for him with all that I’ve being taught at the primary health care center.” Hafsat Umar

Hafsat Umar is a beneficiary of the EU funded EU-MNCH project. She lives in a hard to reach community at Choli Fufore LGA. Adamawa State.

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EU-MNCH Cares

Mrs Roselyn Zubairu lost her 2 weeks old twins to Malaria and has also suffered several miscarriages. She was approached by an EU-MNCH trained Community Resource Person (CORP) who convinced her to sign up for the EU-MNCH antenatal classes at

Choli Primary Health Care center within her community in Adamawa State.

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Amina Hassan has been a beneficiary of the EU-MNCH funded program since 2014. She gave birth to her daughter Aisha (2years old)under the care of EU-MNCH trained attendants. She had almost lost her life while giving birth to Habeeb and Shuaibu patronizing

untrained traditional birth attendants. Amina and her children live in a hard to reach community at Maiha LGA. Adamawa State.

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No longer ignorant on the importance of breast feeding

Asabe Ali, a mother of two children, is a beneficiary of the EU-MNCH project. She lives in a hard to reach community at Yadim Fufore LGA. Adamawa State.

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A healthy child is a mother’s pride

10 month-old healthy and energetic Ummi Atiku was diagnosed with pneumonia at 7 months. She received free medical consultation from anEU-MNCH trained medical doctor at Bekaji Ward Yola South LGA Adamawa State.

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Outdoor community health enlightenment campaign

An EU-MNCH funded outdoor billboard along Hayin-gada road in Girei LGA, Adamawa State. As part of the EU support to women and children in North-ern Nigeria, several of these billboards have been erected in several locations in the State.

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No child should suffer severe acute malnutrition

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Farida Ahmad (1 year and 5 months old) undergoes screening process for children with acute malnutrition. She is being accessed by an EU-MNCH trained health worker at a Primary Health Care facility in Farang LGA, Adamawa State.

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Screening for acute malnutrition.

Rabi Ahmad places her child Fidausi Ahmad (2months & 2 weeks old) on a scale to be weighed as part of screening exercise for malnutrition.She is being accessed by an EU-MNCH trained health worker at Choli Primary Health Care Center Adamawa State.

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Mother and child bonding

Zahrah Dalandi is a beneficiary of the EU funded EU-MNCH project. She lives in a hard to reach community at Choli Fufore LGA. Adamawa State.

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STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY-BASED PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT AND PROTECTION SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

IN BORNU STATE, NIGERIA

FOCAL STATE - BORNU STATEPlaygroup learning

Usman Yau joins in play groups and learns through the process with study materials provided under the EU Strengthening Community-Based Psychosocial Support and Protection Services for Children and Adolescents in Bornu State, Nigeria.

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Looking forward with hope…

Boko Haram insurgency survivors receive psychosocial support under the EU Strengthening Community-Based Psychosocial Support and Protec-tion Services for Children and Adolescents in Maiduguri, Borno State.

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Playgroup learning

A Social Worker Miss Abbarufai Mohammed reviews the drawing assignment given to Zara Mohammed (12 years) in one of the camps in Maiduguri Borno State. This program is sponsored under the project: EU Strengthening Community-Based Psychosocial

Support and Protection Services for Children and Adolescents in Bornu State, Nigeria.

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Aisha Musa Ibrahim shows off her writing skills in Maiduguri.

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Survivors - The Children enjoying the music and games.

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Building child-friendly spaces.

Studies show that exercise has he|ped cure or reduce the negative effects of chi|dren’s menta| disorders such as stress, depression, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

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Seeing through sound. Experiential learning.


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Positive role models are important to child development. Mr. Danladi Bako (A PSS volunteer) spends some quality time with the children by tellling them stories.

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Looking forward with hope…

Boko Haram insurgency survivors receive psychosocial support under the EU Strengthening Community-Based Psychosocial Support and Protection Services for Children and Adolescents in Maiduguri, Borno State.

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Left alone to survive.

This young lad (6 years old) was forced to watch his parents being shot during an attack in his village by the Boko Haram insurgent group. He is currently undergoing psychosocial support that is being funded by the EU at the time this photo was taken.

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Children engage in educational play at an IDP Camp in Maiduguri, Borno State.

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Play and Learn session day in one of the IDPs camps in Borno State, Maiduguri.

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Education must continue – children learning the alphabet in an IDP Camp in Maiduguri, Borno State.

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They’ve taken our parents but they can’t take away our joy...


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We say ‘No’ to terrorism.

These two women were rescued from one of the major operations conducted by the Nigerian Army at Sambisa Forest, Borno State. They were helpful to the military in providing intel which led to the discovery of some other Boko Haram Camps. They are currently receiving Psychosocial Support

under the EU Strengthening Community-Based Psychosocial Support and Protection Services for Children and Adolescents in Maiduguri, Borno State.

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Infectious laughter as children play in child-friendly spaces, Maiduguri, Borno State.

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Boko Haram insurgency survivors receive psychosocial support under the EU Strengthening Community-Based Psychosocial Support and Protection Services for Children and Adolescents in Maiduguri, Borno State.

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Adolescents learn team work in a team-building session.

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Life goes on, so must I.

Isaac’s father was shot dead when his village was attacked by Boko Haram insurgents. He is currently receiving psychosocial sup-port under the EU Strengthening Community-Based Psychosocial Support and Protection Services for Children and Adolescents in

Maiduguri, Borno State. He aspires to become a professional football player.

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Team spirit - Celebrating life’s wins.

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Walking away from a painful past.

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PROMOTING WOMEN’S ENGAGEMENT IN PEACE AND STABILITY

IN NORTHERN NIGERIA.

FOCAL STATE - ADAMAWA AND GOMBE STATES ‘Stop Gender Discrimination!’

Lead Women Mentor Hadjia Bilkisu Musa speaks to women at Balanga LGA on the need for educational empowerment of the girl-child as protection from sexual exploitation, early marriage and prostitution.

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Women Mentor Hadjia Bilkisu Musa speaks to participants on the need for women’s participation in peace building within their respective communities in Balanga LGA, Gombe State.

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Time to act

Inspired after attending trainings under the EU funded Promoting Women’s Engagement in Peace and Stability in Northern Nigeria project,Amina Hanna Amo is dedicating her life to fighting child marriage by exposing the effect it has on the girl-child and community development.

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Laughter during a WPS training session under the Promoting Women’s Engagement in Peace and Stability in Northern Nigeria project at Balanga LGA, Gombe State.

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Role play during a training Session – Balanga LGA, Gombe State.

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At Balanga LGA Gombe State, these women march in solidarity against inter-community conflicts.

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The voice of reason.

Women Mentor Hadjia Musa speaks to participants at a WPS training.

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Grass root women from Balanga LGA, Gombe state, sit and listen attentively during an EU funded Women engagement in Peace and Security train the trainer program.

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Answers lie in the question asked.

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Happy participants in a Women engagement in Peace and Security training session at Balanga LGA Gombe State.This project is funded by the European Union and implemented by UN Women, in collaboration with

UNICEF and the Federal Government of Nigeria.

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Engaging Women in Peace Building.

A group photograph of beneficiaries after a ‘Train the trainer’ session with Mr. Makondo Pwasato the Social Welfare Officer for Adamawa StateMinistry of Women Affairs and Social Development on promoting women engagement in peace and security in Northern Nigeria.

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Mr. Mackondo Pwasato, Social Welfare Officer of the Adamawa State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development on promoting women engagement in peace and security in Northern Nigeria having a brief chat with lead women mentors after a ‘Train the trainer’ session at Jimeta

LGA, Adamawa State.

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Intensive capacity building

Dr. Lydia Umar, Executive Director at Gender Awareness Trust (GAT) speaking to a group of participants at a 2day workshop organized and funded by the EU in collaboration with the UN WOMEN in Gombe State, on Promoting Women Engagement in

Peace and Security in Northern Nigeria.

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Dr. Lydia Umar, Executive Director at Gender Awareness Trust (GAT) speaking to a group of participants at a 2day workshop organized and funded by the EU in collaboration with the UN WOMEN in Gombe State, for Security Personnel on Reporting, Tracking and Monitoring of

National Action Plan on UNSCR.

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Mrs. Grace Mamuda, Gender Police O.C (Left) and Mrs. Asabe Adamu Malami, MWA & SD Gombe State (Right) exchange contacts at a 2 day work-shop titled: Security Personnel on Reporting, Tracking and Monitoring of National Action Plan on UNSCR. The workshop took place in Gombe State

and was funded by the EU in collaboration with UN WOMEN and the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs.

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Security personnel brainstorm in groups at a 2 day workshop titled: Security Personnel on Reporting, Tracking and Monitoring of National Action Plan on UNSCR. The workshop took place in Gombe State and is funded by the EU in collaboration with UN WOMEN and the Federal

Ministry of Women Affairs.

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Together we can!

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EU SUPPORT TO IMMUNISATION GOVERNANCE

IN NIGERIA (EU-SIGN)

FOCAL STATE - GOMBE, YOBE, KANO AND ZAMFARA STATES EU-SIGN trained health worker Mr. Kabiru Mohammed immunizes 6 months old Ismaila Sanusi at Gummi LGA PHC facility Zamfara State.

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The EU Support to Immunization Governance (EU-SIGN) project supplies solar direct-drive refrigerators to help store vaccines at the right temperatures. EU-SIGN trained Cold Chain Officer (CCO); Mr. Samuel Pilau stocks vaccines at a cold store funded by the European Union at Billiri LGA, Gombe State.

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Cold Chain Officer (CCO), Mr. Godfrey Dimanah is takes record of vaccines delivered from the State cold store through the “Vaccine Push System”to Shongom LGA Cold Store in Gombe State, Nigeria. The Vaccine Push System (VPS) is funded by the EU under the EU-SIGN project..

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Oral Polio Vaccine being administered to 1 year old Salamatu Idrisu at Nafada LGA, Gombe state during a House-to-House Routine Oral Polio Immunization exercise.

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EU-SIGN trained Cold Chain Officer (CCO), Mr. Godfrey Dimanah records the current temperature of the refrigerator on the tem-perature monitoring chart at Shongom LGA Cold Store in Gombe State, Nigeria. The EU-SIGN project ensures vaccines being

administered are properly refrigerated between 2°C and 8°C (36°F and 46°F).

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An EU-SIGN trained health worker immunizes a child at Akko LGA Gombe State against vaccine preventable diseases during a House-to-HouseRoutine Oral Polio immunization exercise.

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We bring routine immunizaiton to your door step

At Nafada LGA, Gombe State, EU-SIGN health workers carry out a house-to-house routine Oral Polio immunization exercise.

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Cross section of Nursing mothers receive health talk from an EU-SIGN trained health worker on the importance of immunizing a child against vaccine preventable diseases talks in Gwange PHC facility, Damaturu LGA, Yobe State.

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One moment of pain, a lifetime of gain.

An EU-SIGN trained health worker immunizes a child at Akko LGA Gombe State against vaccine preventable diseases.

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The EU-SIGN project funded the renovation of this Primary Health Care Facility in Kunchi LGA, Kano State.

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The EU-SIGN project funded the repairs of the battery and solar panel charge controllers at this cold store for storage of vaccines inAkko Local Government Area, Gombe State.

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The refrigerator within this Cold Store building had been incapacitated due to incessant power outage until the intervention of the EU-SIGN project which funded the renovation of the building alongside purchase of batteries, charge controllers and Solar Panels to bring it back to its

full optimal performance. The cold store is located at Shongom Local Government Area Gombe State.

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We install Solar Direct Drives at hard to reach areas despite the odds

The EU-SIGN project funded the supply of one (1) Solar Direct Drive refrigerator and solar panels used for effective storage of vaccines at this hard to reach cold store facility in Bardoki village Gummi LGA Zamfara State. Bardoki village is located 300km from the city center Gausau.

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We equip Cold Stores with Solar Direct Drive refrigerators

The EU-SIGN project funded the supply of a Solar Direct Drive refrigerator and solar panels for effective storage of vaccines at this Primary Health Care Center located at Nayinawa, Damaturu LGA ,Yobe state.

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The EU funded the building of this cold store’s facilities and as well as the supply/Installation of SDD refrigerators.

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This cold store facility was renovated by the EU-SIGN project alongside provision of a generator house and an overhead tank inJido community, Dawakin Kudu LGA, Kano state.

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Another Cold Store building project was recently renovated by the EU-SIGN project in Kiru LGA, Kano State.

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Routine Immunization session in progress.

An EU-SIGN trained health worker, Mr. John Ocheme is seen giving a child a vitamin ‘B’ pill at Pompomari communityPHC facility Damaturu LGA, Yobe State.

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Fidausi Abullah (4 months old) is being immunized by an EU-SIGN trained health worker with the Penta1 vaccine in Bayamari community PHC, in Damaturu LGA, Yobe State.

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An EU-SIGN trained health worker immunizes Nusaiba Usman (4 months old) with the Pentai , OPV1, and PCV1 vaccines at Gummi LGA PHC, Zamfara state.

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Immunizing against vaccine preventable diseases.

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We encourage childbirth registration

An EU-SIGN trained health worker documents the details of a child durring a birth registration exercise in Nayinawa community PHC, Damaturu LGA, Yobe state.

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Reaching every district.

Mr. Hassan Sani brought his 5year old son to be vaccinated with Oral Polio Vaccine (OPV) at an outdoor stationed RI Session at Pompomari community, Damaturu LGA, Yobe state.

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An EU-SIGN trained health worker vaccinates a child against measles at the Orphans and Less Privilege Clinic (OLPC) in Talata Mafara LGA, Zamfara State.

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We ensure cold room facilities operate to global quality standards.

Cold Chain Officer Nasiru Yakubu inspects the state walk-in cold room refrigerator supplied by the EU-SIGN project in Gusau LGA Zamfara State. The state walk-in cold store is responsible for dispensing vaccines to every Local Government Area cold stores in the state.

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Cold chain Officer (CCO), Bashar Bala and Local Government Information Officer (LIO), Aliu Mohammed are seen stocking vaccines in a solar direct drive refrigerator that is provided by the EU-SIGN project at Magaji PHC facility Gummo LGA, Zamfara State

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Cold Chain Officer (CCO) Musa Rabiu, assessing vaccines stored in a Solar Direct Drive refrigerator provided by the EU-SIGN project for Makaranta Boko community, Shinkafi LGA, Zamfara state.

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EU-SIGN trained Cold Chain Officer Hassan Sani records vaccines and injections supplied to the cold store at Kiru LGA, Kano.

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An EU-SIGN trained health worker vaccinates a child in Bardoki community in Gummi LGA, Zamfara state.

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Mothers wait in line for their children to be immunized at Bardoki community in Gummi LGA, Zamfara State.

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Mothers wait in line for their child to be immunized at Akko community PHC facility in Akko LGA, Gombe State.

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“I no longer need to travel to the state capital to immunize my child.“ Aisha Usman

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Sadia Usman is a beneficiary of the EU-SIGN project. She lives in a hard to reach community at Gumo LGA, Zamfara State.

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Hadiza Saidu’s newborn son is a beneficiary of the EU-SIGN project. She lives in a hard to reach community in Kiru LGA, Kano state.

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At Nafada LGA, Gombe State, EU-SIGN trained health workers carry out a house-to-house Routine Immunisation exercise. They mark the wall to show areas effectively covered.

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At Nafada LGA, Gombe State, EU-SIGN trained health workers carry out a house-to-house routine oral polio immunization exercise.

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A cross section of the EU-SIGN Project beneficiaries in Gamayama community PHC in Gummi LGA, Zamfara state.

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A cross section of happy beneficiaries of the EU-SIGN Project in Makaranta Boko PHC, Shinkafi LGA Zamfara state.

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#EU-NIGERIA, A PARTNERSHIP THAT WORKS

Photography Campaign Documenting the Impact of EU Interventions on Women in Northern Nigeria

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