State Campaign Manager at Malaria Consortium

Take on the pivotal role of State Campaign Manager with Malaria Consortium in Abia State, Nigeria. This respected non-profit focuses on preventing and treating malaria alongside other public health interventions, aiming to improve health outcomes for underserved communities. In this role, you will lead the planning, coordination, and execution of insecticide-treated net (ITN) distribution campaigns across Abia State. Your daily efforts will include managing logistics, advocacy, procurement, demand creation, and monitoring activities to ensure effective delivery of ITNs to households. You will also oversee reporting and financial management to maintain campaign quality and accountability. Ideal candidates bring a bachelor’s degree in health or social sciences, at least seven years of relevant experience including three to five years in management, and familiarity with mass ITN campaigns in Nigeria. Strong leadership, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills are essential for this full-time position. Abia State’s public health sector benefits greatly from effective malaria control programs, making this role critical in supporting national efforts to reduce disease burden. Malaria Consortium’s work here integrates malaria prevention with broader health initiatives, reflecting the growing importance of coordinated public health responses in the region. While salary details are not disclosed, this position offers a valuable career path in global health and NGO program management, providing opportunities to develop expertise in large-scale health campaigns and stakeholder coordination. To stand out, emphasize your experience managing complex health campaigns and demonstrate your ability to lead multidisciplinary teams under challenging conditions. Highlight successes in procurement, logistics, and financial oversight, and include examples of stakeholder collaboration. Join Malaria Consortium as a State Campaign Manager and contribute significantly to malaria prevention in Abia. Submit your application before the closing date on May 11, 2026, to be part of this impactful initiative.