The medical expert described the finding as “deeply concerning.”
According to him, youth advocacy remains key to promoting awareness about the importance of immunisation.
Mr Haruna said that the initiative also aimed to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates, which remain a major focus for the state government.
Mr Filani underscored the urgent need for innovative strategies to attract, train, and retain skilled workers in the health sector across Nigeria.
“The missing diapers allocated to Sambawa Primary Healthcare Centre are 13,350 pieces..the investigation by Kebbi State Primary Healthcare Agency puts it at 3,466,” said ICPC.
Mr Kasadi described Kano state as a role model in the fight against the disease.
