The group, in a statement by its executive chairman, Jolomi Fenemigho, restated the importance of the October 15 yearly commemoration.
The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors has renewed its call to the federal government to reinstate five doctors sacked by the management of Federal Teaching Hospital Lokoja.
The event aims to promote healthy eating habits and improve public awareness of nutrition, aligning with the United Nations’ annual observance.
The Sokoto government has intensified its outreach efforts by conducting awareness campaigns.
“We welcome Ursu to Nigeria and look forward to deepening our collaboration with WHO under his leadership,” said foreign affairs minister Yusuf Tuggar.
The minister said reforms to the National Cancer Health Fund were underway to improve programme efficiency and impact.
Ms Sanda-Abubakar said the MAMI project aims to reduce maternal mortality by 30 per cent and increase health facility utilisation by 60 per cent within three years.
No fewer than 2.2 million children have received vaccines against measles, rubella, poliomyelitis, and other preventable diseases in the ongoing integrated vaccination campaign in Sokoto.
A Nigerian family in Canada faces deportation after their asylum claims were rejected, despite one of the children being critically ill with leukemia.
According to WHO data, 7.7 million people worldwide died from bacterial infections in 2021, with 1.1 million of these deaths directly attributable to antibiotic resistance.
