Rahama Farah, chief of the UNICEF field office in Kano, made the appeal on Tuesday.
The state government said it was aware of the development.
Mr Yusuf applauded the assembly for what he described as unprecedented support since he assumed office.
Mr Johnson said that the country’s slow progress in sanitation was due to weak institutional capacity
According to Mrs Tinubu, each state will receive 10,000 pads through the offices of their first ladies.
Ms Ugoh reiterated that sustaining momentum would require Nigerians to embrace sanitation as a personal responsibility
The Country Director of WaterAid Nigeria, Evelyn Mere, has called for accelerated action on gender equality in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene for women
She warned of the consequences of underinvestment in WASH.
She urged individuals to become “ambassadors for handwashing” by encouraging others to wash their hands before eating and after using the toilet.
Mr Adewole advised Nigerians to recycle as much waste as possible including paper, plastic, glass and metal.
