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A study on relative abundance of Plasmodium species was conducted using blood film technique. For a 12 month period, 4037 positive blood films were exaqmined for a particular species of Plasmodium . The result revealed that 3208 (79.46%) were Plasmodium falciparum , 157 (03.89%) were P. ovale a nd 672 (16.65%) were P. malariae . This showed that P. falciparum was the most abundant and the relative abundance of the species had heightened in July, 2008 due to rain which favours vector survival. Keywords: abundance , plasmodium , relative, thin blood film, malaria control programmes.

Study on Relative Abundance of <i>Plasmodium</i> species: A case of Patients Attending Jahun General Hospital, Jiagawa, Nigeria.