Mr Boum said that despite the progress, Africa continued to face serious health threats, particularly from cholera, diphtheria, and viral haemorrhagic fevers.
Ms Ahmad said this aims to strengthen access to early cancer detection by leveraging the wide reach of family planning services at the primary healthcare level.
Ms Shuti said exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months could reduce the risk of breast and ovarian cancer in women.
The exercise is part of a comprehensive campaign to eradicate rabies by 2030.
He stated that the expansion of the PHC would enhance service delivery.
She said the exercise marked a major milestone in Nigeria’s commitment to safeguarding public health.
According to Mr Idris, the Tinubu administration, through the health ministry, is achieving significant results that must be effectively communicated to the public.
The World Health Organisation has called for the provision of health services for migrants.
He advised the stakeholders to source and store their products in line with the global regulatory list.Â
Mr Idris urged regular handwashing with soap and clean water and moderation in food and alcohol intake.
