Mr Aina said this in an interview on Monday in Abuja.
The federal and state health ministries and partners have launched a $1.2 billion Sector-Wide Approach (SWAp) to transform Nigeria’s healthcare system.
Babatunde Salako, NIMR director-general, disclosed this at the SARMAAN engagement meeting.
Mr Aneneh said while some states had been paid, some were cleared for payment.
“This discriminatory practice disproportionately impacts vulnerable populations.’’
“In FCT, we have four of these diseases that are key to our management.’’
“Our children are out of school due to the fact that we can no longer pay their school fees.’’
The NAFDAC DG said that alcoholic products had a negative impact on the youth.
The resolution followed the adoption of a motion by Bassey Akiba (LP-Cross River) at a public hearing on COVID-19 funds on Thursday in Abuja.
The governor said the university would be established before the end of 2024 in collaboration with the federal government.
