The ministers said inefficient use of resources continue to slow progress against the disease.
The South-West had the lowest diagnostic accuracy at 36.7 per cent, reflecting significant regional disparities in clinical performance levels.
Participants received free screenings for sugar level, high blood pressure, malaria, hepatitis B and C, HIV/AIDS, and eye examinations.
The report further highlighted progress in disease prevention and treatment programmes.
The Borno government has lauded the achievements of the Malaria IMPACT Project in rural communities across the state.
A community leader, Peter Ejeh, commended the navy for bringing quality and free medical services to their doorsteps.
The Society for Family Health report says its 2025 malaria intervention programme in seven states protected more than 49 million Nigerians through integrated prevention campaigns.
The U.S. formally withdrew from the WHO on Thursday.
No fewer than 6,445 youths on Saturday, mounted Bima Hill to mark the 2025 Annual Cultural Festival of Hina Community in Yamaltu/Deba LGA, Gombe.
The U.S. government says it has signed a $5.1 billion five-year bilateral healthcare memorandum of understanding with Nigeria.
