Immunization is a cost-effective approach aimed at improving child survival. Coverage is an
indicator to monitor the progress towards achieving child survival and the strategy to reduce …

Immunization is the most cost effective of public health intervention geared towards reducing
childhood morbidity and mortality. There has been a global increase in the rate of …

Abstract he ultimate goal of immunization is to reduce the incidence of vaccine preventable
diseases by attaining high levels of routine immunization coverage with potent vaccines …

Abstract Background/Objectives: Performance of the vaccination programme in Nigeria is
lower than the regional average as well the 95% target necessary for sustained control of …

Regarding vaccine coverage, Nigeria is currently making slow progress despite the previous
achievements in immunisation coverage. This is contrary to the World Health Organisation's …

Background: Immunization promotes child survival. Low vaccination coverage in rural areas
in Nigeria is associated with vaccination posts being too far, but other determinants exist …

Routine immunization contributes significantly in the reduction of childhood mortality among
children through vaccination against preventable diseases in Nigeria,(WH0, 2017). This …

Background: The National Demographic and Health Survey (NDHS) 2013 revealed that,
only 25% of the children had received all recommended vaccines and about 21% of children …

Background: Childhood immunization remains one of the most cost-effective preventive
strategies against mortality and morbidity among children. The study sought to identify …

Vaccine preventable disease remained issue of major concern to the global health system.
Low coverage of immunization necessitated the need to explore the determinants of …