He said 6.94 per cent of the MDAs were partially proactive, while 91.84 per cent of the MDAs were non-preactive.
“Those without special health issues are allowed to freely access medical services from the staff clinic,” stated Mr Olukoyede
PPDC senior programme manager, Kenechukwu Agwu, disclosed this in an interview on Monday.
According to him, the training will help for better understanding among the police and legal professionals to enhance the justice system.
Mr Pantami explained that the law would ensure that the data privacy of Nigerians on the internet was not violated.
The federal government is accused of not citing any infrastructure in these communities in the last ten years.