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Health worker Hajanata Balhelomeu examines a young child in a health clinic in Yola, Adamawa state, Nigeria, January 2020. Pneumonia kills more than 800,000 children under 5 every year. Nigerian children made up the highest number of those who died. © Siegfried Modola/UNI279456/UNICEF NewsDefeat Poverty Nigeria’s Doctors Are Striking. Here’s Why and What This Means for COVID-19. It s the third time in a year that Nigeria’s doctors have gone on strike over working conditions. Why Global Citizens Should Care Due to systemic issues, coupled with the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of vulnerable Nigerians do not have access to quality health care reducing their quality of life and their ability to lift themselves out of extreme poverty. We must take action to ensure that every Nigerian has access to good, quality health care. Join the movement by taking action here.

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