Mr Odo stressed the importance of community participation in immunisation programmes.
Experts noted that this technology opens the door to personalised therapy.
At Nyanya General Hospital, Idris Yahuri said administrative officers responsible for issuing patient files were missing from their posts.
UICC said the campaign would highlight experiences of people living with cancer, caregivers, and health workers.
The statement added that prolonged disruptions in federal tertiary hospitals imposed severe hardships on patients.
Mr Salako said the current administration has adopted a collective bargaining approach to ensure inclusiveness and reduce conflict.
“A standard ambulance costs about ₦150 million. Nigeria spent ₦39 billion refurbishing the National Conference Centre in Abuja…,” Mr Obi noted.
The NCDC noted that males were slightly more affected than females.
Mr Odimayo said, “The Abiyamo scheme that the government is currently running is an advancement of the Abiye scheme.
Mr Agabi said 37.5 per cent of women with cervical dysplasia also tested positive for high-risk HPV strains.
