She said the mission remained committed to leveraging technology, community engagement, and strategic partnerships to address Africa’s most pressing challenges.
“These services are the bedrock of public health, human dignity and economic opportunity,” he said.
Mr Olatunji said multiple levies and regulatory charges increased operational costs.
The ministers said inefficient use of resources continue to slow progress against the disease.
Mr Benson highlighted the growing burden of neglected tropical diseases linked to poor water and sanitation.
Mr Mallo said the policy aligned with Nigeria’s commitment to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 6 on clean water and sanitation.
Born on July 1, 1928, Ms Selfe began modelling in the 1950s.
The Cross River House of Assembly has passed a bill prohibiting open defecation.
According to him, the intervention builds on gains recorded in the first and second phases.
Mr Baamlong announced that Plateau Governor Caleb Mutfwang approved the procurement of anti-snake venom for the treatment of snakebite.
