Mr Nyenswah noted that countries could redirect billions into essential services without increasing budgets.
The chief of UNICEF, Bauchi field office, Nuzhat Rafique, urged the contractors to carry out their assignments with honesty, dedication, and professionalism.
The Africa CDC director-general noted that Nigeria’s reforms align with continental priorities to reduce dependence on Official Development Assistance (ODA).
Africa CDC has prioritised youth engagement as central to its vision for the New Public Health Order.
The PSA oxygen plants were donated by the Global Fund.
Mr Makinde urged the ambassadors to lend their influence and networks to the campaign against spread of HIV/AIDS.
WHO stated that the achievement was part of a broader push to bolster local production capacity.
The country’s delegation featured Charles Odima of the Society for Family Health and Rifkatu Aimu Sunday of the Institute of Human Virology Nigeria.
Health minister Ali Pate gave the assurance at the National Tuberculosis Conference on Tuesday in Abuja.
Kenya has signed six grants totalling $462 million to support programmes targeting HIV, tuberculosis and malaria.
