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.
Nr Unar stated, “Polio survivors are often left behind in development programmes.’’
Mr Olowolafe noted that although brain drain weakened local healthcare, it also validated the quality of Nigerian medical training.
“Interoperability is not just a technical concept; it ensures no data, no patient, and no community are left behind in Nigeria’s digital health revolution,” Mr Salako stated.
The Senate directed relevant regulatory agencies to urgently enforce food safety standards through legal and administrative means.
Mr Salako said the federal government was already addressing the 19-point demands presented by NARD.
Mr Tangwami said the deceased died at home rather than in health facilities.
Mr Johnson said that the country’s slow progress in sanitation was due to weak institutional capacity
