Mr Ndekile said that the Federal Government had issued a directive banning the production of alcoholic beverages in sachets.
The NPC official said the survey would provide insights into the causes of under-five and maternal deaths in the state.
Mr Ukam said it was also a follow-up to the 2023-2024 Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (NDHS) concluded in May 2024.
The governor decried the continued challenge of high maternal mortality rate in the state
He further said medical laboratory scientists had paid their dues for the Nigeria project.
Mr Ahmed-Dumbulwa said, “The minister said CS is going to be free for everyone and the maternal transport also is going to be free for every pregnant woman.’’
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.
