The two-day meeting, which was supported by the UK-FCDO Lafiya Programme, was held from November 7 to 8 in Kano.
Mr Azikiwe advised consumers of drinks and packaged foods to always look out for NAFDAC registration numbers on such products.
Ogirimangogo LGA received a star prize of N5 million. The first positions in each senatorial district received N3 million each.
A resident of Keffi, Johnson Bello, condemned the use of chemicals in garri production.
Mrs Mustapha said, “Breast cancer is common among women, but the good news is that it can be treated if detected early.”
Ms Ogbulafor added that the campaign marked a major milestone in the federal government’s ongoing efforts to eliminate malaria.
Johnson Bello, a resident of Keffi, condemned the use of chemicals, saying that such practices endanger consumers’ health.
Nuzhat Rafique, the chief of the Bauchi field office, made the call at a one-day review meeting of 2025 programmes held in Bauchi on Friday.
‎Mr Edun added that the Sokoto government would provide counterpart funding for the health initiative.
Ms Ogbulafor said the interventions had significantly contributed to reducing malaria prevalence and under-five mortality rates across the country.
