Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema called on African leaders to prioritise health as a driver of regional trade and industrialisation.
Mr Pate described adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health as a human capital priority, a social justice issue, and a driver of Nigeria’s long-term economic future.
Mr Ayogu noted that members of the association had continued to persevere in spite of disadvantages.
The World Bank official said the effective utilisation of the facilities would guarantee that the resources committed to the upgrade project didn’t go to waste.
The chairman, however, expressed concern over the persistently high rate of maternal mortality across the country, describing the situation as unacceptable.
Mr Diri said the adoption of biomedical engineering and emergency medicine was necessary because the subsisting medical practice in Nigeria was still traditional.
The PECAN official urged Nigerians to take proactive steps in the fight against mosquitoes and malaria
Michael Oguntoye, the director of the Primary Healthcare System, explained that the trainees would receive training on primary healthcare principles.
The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria has sealed 486 pharmaceutical premises in Niger for various regulatory infractions.
The move aims to build a skilled and motivated workforce to drive Nigeria’s primary health agenda.
