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Welcome to C-WINS

Everyone should have access to safe food and adequate nutrition

We understand that to build resilient and stable food systems, to improve access to nutrition for all, requires a multi-stakeholder, multi-sectoral and multilevel approach that :

  • Promotes a multilevel approach for universal nutrition access and wellbeing.
  • Utilizes data-driven strategies to overcome nutrition and wellbeing challenges.
  • Advocates for resilient food systems through multi-stakeholder, sectoral collaboration
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Good feeding means access to nutritious food which is often made difficult by illness. Delivering on the promise of the 2030 Agenda will not be possible without rapid progress towards ending malnutrition and at the same time a lasting end to malnutrition cannot be achieved in isolation.
image David Nabarro Special Advisor on the 2030 Agenda for SDG and Climate
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We want to save lives. We want to reduce physical and financial pain. We want to produce health and do it for all Nigerians.
image Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare
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Nutrition is both a maker and a marker of development. Improved nutrition is the platform for progress in health, education, employment, empowerment of women and the reduction of poverty and inequality, and can lay the foundation for peaceful, secure, and stable societies
image Ban Ki-moon Former UN Secretary General
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Good feeding means access to nutritious food which is often made difficult by illness. Delivering on the promise of the 2030 Agenda will not be possible without rapid progress towards ending malnutrition and at the same time a lasting end to malnutrition cannot be achieved in isolation.
image David Nabarro Special Advisor on the 2030 Agenda for SDG and Climate
image
We want to save lives. We want to reduce physical and financial pain. We want to produce health and do it for all Nigerians.
image Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare
image
Nutrition is both a maker and a marker of development. Improved nutrition is the platform for progress in health, education, employment, empowerment of women and the reduction of poverty and inequality, and can lay the foundation for peaceful, secure, and stable societies
image Ban Ki-moon Former UN Secretary General
image
Good feeding means access to nutritious food which is often made difficult by illness. Delivering on the promise of the 2030 Agenda will not be possible without rapid progress towards ending malnutrition and at the same time a lasting end to malnutrition cannot be achieved in isolation.
image David Nabarro Special Advisor on the 2030 Agenda for SDG and Climate

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Gatekeepers of the Community in Public Health: Northern Traditional Leaders Council Supports MR Vaccine Advocacy

Gatekeepers of the Community in Public Health: Northern Traditional Leaders Council Supports MR Vaccine Advocacy Group Photo: Northern Trational Leaders As Nigeria prepares for the nationwide introduction of the Measles-Rubella (MR) vaccine in October 2025, advocacy efforts are intensifying to ensure widespread acceptance and uptake. Leading this crucial advocacy campaign is the Centre for Well-being and Integrated Nutrition Solutions (C-WINS), a key player in championing vaccine access and public health interventions. Through strategic coalition-building and community engagement, C-WINS is working to drive demand for the new vaccine, particularly among children aged 9 months to 15 years. The Measles-Rubella Challenge

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FOMWAN Joins the Fight Against Measles and Rubella: No Child Left Behind!

FOMWAN Joins the Fight Against Measles and Rubella: No Child Left Behind! The Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) has pledged its commitment to ensuring that no child is left behind in the fight against Measles and Rubella (MR) in Nigeria. In a recent advocacy meeting with C-WINS, FOMWAN members—who are mothers, caregivers, and community leaders—voiced their strong support for the MR vaccine introduction across the country. For them, this is about equity—every child, regardless of background or location, must have access to life-saving vaccines. “As mothers, we cannot allow preventable diseases to steal our children’s future.

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Dr. Nihilola Mabogunja Reappointed to the Independent Judging Panel for the PHC Leadership Challenge

Dr. Nihilola Mabogunja Reappointed to the Independent Judging Panel for the PHC Leadership Challenge The Centre for Well-being and Integrated Nutrition Solutions (C-WINS) is thrilled to announce that Dr. Nihilola Mabogunja, a distinguished member of our Board of Directors, has been reappointed to the Independent Judging Panel (IJP) Primary Health Care Leadership Challenge (PHC LC). This prestigious appointment, endorsed by the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate (CON), recognizes Dr. Mabogunja’s exceptional contributions to the IJP over the past year. Her dedication and expertise have been instrumental in ensuring the transparency, objectivity, and credibility

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Meet The Executive Team

HRH Samaila Mera

Chairman

Dr Ado J.G. Muhammad

Founder & Vice Chairman

Dr Mustafa Z. Mahmud

Founder & Head of Mission
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