I hope to protect the young ones against disease.

I immunize to protect myself and my family, especially my elderly father.

The year I had measles over 500 children died. Today, I no longer see wards for children with infectious diseases.

I want to make sure me, my friends, and my family are safe this season.

We do all we can for our littles to ensure they are healthy and happy.

Science is truly amazing and we should celebrate the advances that have been made to improve our lives.

We are all caretakers of the community and we have a responsibility to look out for each other.

As someone who survived one vaccine-preventable disease, why would I risk another?

I have survived cancer. I would hate to let the flu virus undo all my hard work.

Dr. Koné sent us this photo of his team marking kids 'vaccinated' against polio.

Dr. Eboh sent us this photo of him giving a polio vaccine during recent outbreaks in 2022.

I vaccinate for my daughter Alana who died in 2003 from complications of the flu.