Malaria unquestionably is a drain on human resources and global finance. Thus necessitates immediate action to implement preventative measures in order to mitigate it threats. In this study, the researchers assessed the awareness of malaria prevention measures among childbearing aged women in Jere LGA, Borno State of Nigeria. A survey research design was adopted together with a self-developed questionnaire selecting 350 women resident in Jere LGA who were aged 15years and above using a convenience sampling technique. Counts based on frequencies and percentages table were employed in data analysis. Findings depict that; there are various malaria prevention measures available in Jere LGA, child-bearing aged women in Jere LGA had satisfactorily good levels of awareness of various malaria prevention measures, child-bearing aged women in Jere LGA are utilizing various malaria prevention measures. Malaria prevention methods used in includes; cleaning of environment (98%), insecticides treated net (94%), anti-malarial drugs (90%), indoor mosquito spray (80%), mosquito repellent (70%) and remove water stagnation (52%). It is therefore recommended that: health personnel at the Primary Health Care should intensify regular enlightenment campaigns on the utilization of malaria prevention measures to ensure continual compliance and making it to become a habit; government should provide in abundance malaria prevention measures at every health center in the area of study and also, purchase price of these equipment’s should be slashed and lastly child-bearing aged women should tidy up regularly their surrounding and develop a habit for used any other measures that prevent malaria, this will ensure safety from contracting malarial disease which is disastrous to health and comes along with economic burden