The report revealed that at the same time, global development assistance for health fell sharply this year—26.9 per cent below 2024 levels.
Ms Ilori said despite global disruptions, Nigeria was on track to meet the 2030 target of ending HIV.
Mr Imam said the team was established to ensure the smooth distribution of 3.2 million insecticide-treated nets to the 274 wards of the state.
A beneficiary added that the programme came at the right time “when mosquitoes are everywhere”.
The group said that some patients, especially those in rural areas, travel more than 30 kilometres to access TB, malaria, and HIV services.
Until her death, she was a staff member of the State Security Service (SSS) in Kaduna.
Mr Pate underscored the role of private sector investment models and public-private partnerships as vital complements to government-led reforms.
The Zamfara government has begun its 2025 mass distribution of Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention drugs, aiming to protect 1.2 million eligible children across the state.
“Today, I would like to share my happiness and respect and acknowledge one of the greatest human beings in the world,” stated Mr Tinubu.
According to the commissioner, the focus is to ensure the state records a zero rate of malaria and other related diseases.
