The WHO said cases are spreading rapidly across six provinces.
“Looking to 2030, our ambitions are larger. We want technology transfer, and the local assembly and servicing of radiotherapy and imaging equipment in Nigeria,” Mr Salako said.
The intervention targets children aged three to 59 months to safeguard their health and reduce vulnerability to malaria infections.
Mr Ugwu said the region is strengthening its preparedness and readiness to prevent Ebola by tightening health security measures.
Mr Abubakar succeeds Richard Hatchett, who has led the global health partnership since its establishment in 2017.
Stakeholders in women’s health have called for improved data and measurement systems to better address women’s health needs across different stages of life.
Mr Alabi observed that the RHHF had consistently demonstrated commitment to improving the lives of people through its various programmes.
Mr Ofili urged the graduands to uphold high ethical standards and pursue continuous professional development.
The deputy governor commended traditional rulers for their full attendance at the evening review meetings.
Fathers in Igabi council area of Kaduna have been mobilised to help close gaps in childhood immunisation after a recent vaccination exercise showed missed children.
