This week, @Vaccines is curated by Umeh Chukwunonso, a public health expert from Nigeria, who is passionate about improving lives and preventing disease through effective use of vaccines. Chukwunonso has played a key role in training community health workers in Nigeria during the roll-out of several vaccines, including the five-in-one (2012), pneumococcal (2014) and inactivated polio vaccines (2015). He is currently working on the National Supply Chain Integration Project, supported by the Federal Ministry of Health, where he is training supply chain officers and health workers on vaccine stock performance management, data reporting and more. Follow along as Chukwunonso tweets through the week, sharing insights from his his amazing #vaccineswork and what it all means to him.
@Vaccines Supply Chain in Nigeria
- 5 April 2016
- 1 min read
![@Vaccines Supply Chain in Nigeria](/sites/default/files/thumbnail/Umeh-At-Vaccines.jpg)
@Vaccines Supply Chain in Nigeria
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