Acclaimed Nigerian music producer and singer, Cobhams Asuquo’s powerful anthem, “No More Zero Dose,” featuring prominent artists like Omawumi, Waje, Timi Dakolo, rising star Qing Madi, Spyro and others continues to resonate as a vital call for vaccination awareness and equitable healthcare access in Nigeria. Released in 2024, the song highlights the urgent need to reach zero-dose children, those who have not received any vaccinations and protect them from preventable childhood diseases like polio, measles and more.
The title “No More Zero Dose” directly confronts the urgent need for improved healthcare services, particularly regarding the provision of essential vaccinations. Through poignant lyrics such as “We can do better for the children, we want better for the future” and captivating melodies, the track sheds light on the stark disparities in healthcare access across the country, emphasizing that every Nigerian deserves the right to vital health services.
In a press statement, Cobhams explained the inspiration behind the song: “Music has always been a powerful tool for change. With ‘No More Zero Dose,’ we aim to shine a light on the pressing issue of healthcare inequality in our nation and bring attention to the vital need for vaccination, especially for children in vulnerable communities.”
The collaboration unites some of Nigeria’s most celebrated talents, each bringing their unique flair to the project. The strong vocal performances by Omawumi and Waje blend harmoniously with Timi Dakolo’s emotive delivery, while Qing Madi’s fresh energy adds a contemporary touch to the message. Together, they create an anthem that is both uplifting and thought-provoking.
As discussions around vaccination gain prominence globally, Cobhams’ “No More Zero Dose” serves not just as a musical piece but a rallying cry for action. It encourages listeners to advocate for equitable healthcare policies and emphasizes the importance of ensuring that no child is left behind in the fight against preventable diseases UNICEF has brought “No More Zero Dose” as the World Immunisation Week sets in for the necessary awareness for vaccination of children 0-5 years old.
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