Wafaa Saeed, UNICEF country representative, stated that the project was designed to mitigate climate-related hazards affecting children.
The director-general explained that the ambitious toilet projects were aimed at eradicating open defecation in Kaduna by 2030, in line with national objectives.
He revealed that no new medical recruitment had occurred in the FCT health sector since 2011.
Mr Pate said that the agreement represented a turning point for African-led solutions.
Ms Pounds emphasised that hospital malnutrition was closely linked to community malnutrition.
The Economic Community of West African States’ Lassa Fever International Conference began on Monday in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.
Ms Abimiku disclosed this in an interview on Sunday in Abuja, ahead of the institute’s third Annual Scientific Symposium, which will take place on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr Aina said the federal government was set to roll out a direct funding mechanism nationwide to enhance accountability in healthcare spending.
Mr Nwokwu cautioned that those studies showed associations and did not establish causation.
Mr Ezeh described the global adoption of ACPN’s proposal as a significant milestone for Nigeria.
