The fund would help purchase vaccines for 18 per cent, or about 40 million of Nigeria’s population.
The state government vowed to prosecute both the civil servants and those who bought the vaccine cards.
Lagos maintained the highest number with 86 cases, followed by Benue, 48, and Bauchi at 41.
The UN chief said member states need to act together in solidarity and self-interest to address the pandemic.
While he met with members of the Nigeria Medical Association on, President Muhammadu Buhari asked striking doctors to return to work to save lives.
The state health commissioner said the COVID-19 would help to inoculate a wider reach in the second phase.
The state vaccinated 67,191 individuals during the first phase of the vaccination.
Adamawa state has recorded 60 suspected cholera cases in the state, according to the coordinator, Cholera Containment Committee in the state, Selin La’ori.
The Nasarawa State Aids Control Agency said while 22,000 were not on drugs, 65,000 are presently on HIV drugs.
Under the Solidarity PLUS programme, the therapies – artesunate, imatinib and infliximab – will be tested on hospitalised COVID-19 patients in 52 countries.
