Mr Muhammad -Danliti hailed the NDLEA for its doggedness in the fight against drug abuse in the state.
Mr Ibrahim-Mamsa stated that the initiative would strengthen the scheme to enhance universal health coverage for residents of the state.
The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to eradicating polio and strengthening the state primary healthcare services.
She urged parents to present their children below five years for the polio vaccination exercise.
Nigeria reported 747 confirmed cases and 142 deaths so far in 2025, marking a case fatality rate of 19.0 per cent.
The EU official said the gesture was in response to the alarming level of malnutrition cases in the region.
Innocent Barikor, the director-general of NESREA, urged operators to adhere to the provisions of environmental laws in their operations.
“Sustained high immunisation coverage is essential to keeping the virus at bay,” Mr Umar noted.
Mr Mahmoud reaffirmed the state government’s commitment to eradicating polio by December 2025.
Mr Obindo, urged Nigerians to be more resilient and be hopeful.
