Ms Farauta assured continuous support for the successful implementation of the Sub-National Immunisation Plus Days (SNIPDs) scheduled for March 28.
Governor Ahmadu Fintiri, represented by Deputy Governor Kaletapwa Farauta, officially received the facilities on Tuesday at Gyawana, Lamurde Local Government Area.
The Adamawa State Primary Healthcare Development Agency is set to begin a measles-rubella vaccination campaign across all 21 Local Government Areas in October.
“For us to be free from polio, we need to boost the immunity of our children against polio and other diseases,” he said.
Mr Bashir said the sensitisation and vaccination of girls against the virus are ongoing and will last three months.
About ten different partners are supporting Adamawa to address the problem of malnutrition in the state.
