Corona Management Systems, 31 Adamu Ciroma Crescent, Jabi, Abuja (2026)

15/03/2026

Spotlight: Timiebiere Sabienus

Meet Timiebiere Sabienus—Bayelsa State Team Lead at Corona Management Systems and one of the women advancing community-driven public health in Nigeria.

Timiebiere leads CMS’s engagement with the Bayelsa State Government, driving efforts to strengthen health systems, expand access to immunisation and health insurance, and ensure health programmes reach the communities that need them most.

This Women and Girls Leading Health month, we recognise leaders like Timiebiere, whose work ensures health systems respond effectively to the needs of the communities they serve.

14/03/2026

Spotlight: Geraldine Mbagwu

Meet Geraldine Mbagwu—Programme Associate at Corona Management Systems and one of the women advancing community-driven public health across Nigeria.

Geraldine has spearheaded community mobilisation and risk communication across Enugu, Imo, Edo, Kogi, Anambra, Abia, Oyo, Rivers, and Bayelsa for the Measles-Rubella and HPV vaccination programmes—raising awareness and strengthening efforts to protect children from preventable diseases.

This Women and Girls Leading Health month, we shine a light on leaders like Geraldine, whose work reaches communities directly and makes health programmes work on the ground.

13/03/2026

Strengthening Frontline Emergency Response

In partnership with the Federal Road Safety Corps Nigeria (FRSC) and the Damilola Adeyemo Cardiovascular Foundation (DAC Foundation), Corona Management Systems (CMS) supported a hands-on Basic Life Support (BLS) training for FRSC officers, frontline responders to road traffic emergencies.

The session equipped officers, including members of the Zebra units, which function as the paramedic arm of the FRSC and operate BLS ambulances, with essential skills in Adult, Child, and Infant BLS, CPR, and the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs). Through practical exercises, participants gained confidence to provide immediate lifesaving care at accident scenes before victims reach medical facilities.

CMS also introduced the CoronaCare EMS solution, demonstrating how the platform coordinates emergency responses and facilitates communication between responders and healthcare facilities, strengthening collaboration across key stakeholders.

13/03/2026

Meet Ange Karume: Country Lead for the Democratic Republic of the Congo at Corona Management Systems, and one of the women at the forefront of health systems strengthening across the region.

Through the Demand-Side Incentive programme and the ReMiDi project, Ange leads efforts to improve immunisation uptake and expand access to essential health services for underserved communities in DRC—always rooted in the realities of the people she serves.

This Women and Girls Leading Health month, we are proud to celebrate leaders like Ange who are shaping what inclusive, community-centered public health looks like.

12/03/2026

Protecting Kidney Health for a Healthier Future

Kidney health is essential to overall wellbeing, yet millions of people around the world are living with kidney disease without knowing it.

Globally, more than 850 million people are affected by kidney disease—many of them are undiagnosed until late stages.

This World Kidney Day, themed “Kidney Health for All — Caring for People, Protecting the Planet,” reminds us that protecting kidney health requires both equitable access to care and sustainable health systems that support prevention and long-term treatment.

Simple actions can significantly reduce the risk: regular health checks, effective management of blood pressure and diabetes, and healthy lifestyle choices.

Protecting kidney health today means safeguarding healthier lives for the future. Let’s prioritise awareness, prevention, and early detection.

12/03/2026

Women Shaping Health Systems: Spotlight on Dr. Obiageli Onwusaka

Public health programmes are most impactful when they are shaped by leaders who understand community realities and keep people at the centre of every decision.

As part of our International Women’s Month series celebrating women shaping health systems, we are spotlighting the leaders driving impact across Corona Management Systems.

Dr. Obiageli Onwusaka leads the Primary Health Care, Community and Food Systems Pillar. Here, she shares what drives her work and the perspective she brings to strengthening health systems and improving health outcomes.

Women’s leadership in public health brings more than representation. It brings perspective, lived experience and a commitment to solutions that truly serve communities.

🎥 Watch as she reflects on leading change where it matters most.

11/03/2026

Prioritising Mental Wellbeing for Women

Conversations about women’s empowerment must also include mental health and self-care, yet too often, these conversations don't happen at all.

In Enugu, we collaborated with the Nigerian Red Cross Society, Enugu Branch, and Enugu State University Teaching Hospital (ESUT) to engage students of the Enugu Vocational and Rehabilitation Centre, Emene in a session focused on mental wellbeing and the importance of self-care to mark this year’s International Women’s Day. The discussion encouraged openness around mental health and highlighted practical ways young women can prioritise their wellbeing in everyday life.

Beyond the conversations, the students were also supported with self-care packs, reinforcing a simple but powerful message: caring for one’s wellbeing is essential, not optional.

When young women are equipped with the knowledge and support to care for their wellbeing, they are better positioned to grow, learn, and thrive.

10/03/2026

Celebrating the Women Shaping Health Systems at CMS

Women are the backbone of the global health workforce, making up 70% of it, yet leadership across the sector still tells a different story. Closing this gap requires more than conversation. It requires visibility, recognition, and opportunity.

This International Women’s month, Corona Management Systems is launching a new series highlighting the women leading critical programme areas in our work.

Across programme areas including immunisation, maternal and child health, infectious diseases, and research, women at CMS are shaping decisions, driving impact, and strengthening health systems in the communities we serve.

In the weeks ahead, we will introduce some of these leaders, the women behind the progress we see in public health everyday.

When women lead, health systems are stronger. One programme at a time.

09/03/2026

Empowering Women with Knowledge for Cervical Cancer Prevention

As part of our ongoing International Women’s Day activities, the Corona Management Systems team in Edo State engaged women at Oba Market, Benin City, to raise awareness about cervical cancer prevention.

In Nigeria, cervical cancer remains the second most common cancer among women, with more than 14,000 new cases diagnosed each year and nearly 7,000 lives lost to this largely preventable disease. With awareness and early screening critical to reducing this burden, the team worked alongside the Edo State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (EDSPHCDA) to educate market women and traders, sharing information on prevention, the importance of early screening, and timely access to care.

To reinforce these messages within the marketplace, aprons branded with cervical cancer prevention messages were distributed to market women, while educational handbills were also shared to extend awareness across the wider community.

Community engagements like this play an important role in ensuring that more women have access to the information and resources needed to prioritise prevention and seek early screening for cervical cancer.

08/03/2026

Women are at the heart of everything we do at CMS.

This , themed “Give to Gain,” we recognise the women whose expertise, leadership, and dedication are shaping stronger health systems and healthier communities.

Across our programmes, women are driving change. They are designing and implementing health interventions, strengthening systems that improve access to care, and working closely with communities to ensure solutions are practical, inclusive, and effective. From advancing maternal and child health efforts to supporting immunisation programmes, sexual and reproductive health initiatives, malaria interventions, and digital health innovations, their work continues to transform lives.

But leadership at CMS goes beyond titles. It is reflected in the willingness to mentor, collaborate, and share knowledge, investing in teams, supporting communities, and creating opportunities for others to thrive. This is the spirit of “Give to Gain,”: giving time, expertise, and support leads to stronger teams, better programmes, and lasting impact.

Here’s to the women of CMS, because when women lead with purpose, communities thrive.

07/03/2026

Stronger Women, Stronger Communities

This , we partnered with MSI Nigeria Reproductive Choices to celebrate the women of the Rivers State Primary Health Care Management Board, whose dedication drives better health outcomes across Rivers State.

The day was an opportunity for them to invest in their own wellbeing, including cervical cancer screenings with VIA vouchers, access to essential health resources, and a session with a life coach on resilience and work-life balance. It was a reminder that caring for themselves is what fuels the care they give to everyone around them.

Supporting women’s health, growth, and resilience helps build stronger workplaces, thriving communities, and lasting impact.

Patrick Chibueze Oluh

07/03/2026

Creating inclusive spaces for women’s health.

Ahead of International Women’s Day, we organised a Sexual and Reproductive Health outreach for women with disabilities in Karu, FCT.

In partnership with the Joint National Association of Persons with Disabilities, the Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria, and Mensa Period Products, the outreach provided a safe space for discussions on sexual and reproductive health, menstrual hygiene, and accessing appropriate health services.

Participants also received individual counselling, creating an opportunity to address personal health concerns in a respectful and supportive environment. As part of the outreach, reusable menstrual pants were distributed, with the Mensa Period Products team guiding participants on their proper use and care to support safe and sustainable menstrual hygiene practices.

Ensuring women with disabilities have access to accurate health information and essential resources is key to building more inclusive and equitable health systems.

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