Ms Bello-Mojeed noted that addressing mental health issues was critical for individuals and society’s well-being
Ms El-Imam commended the state government for upscaling healthcare delivery, as demonstrated by several infrastructural upgrades across the state.
The state NMA vice chairman, Muhammed Salahudeen, said the topic was rightly chosen for Zamfara, especially on polio and non-polio-related issues.
Mr Baba noted that the participants gave commitments to return to the local government and become gender champions.
UNFPA emphasised that midwives were key to preventing fistula, and other childbirth injuries.
Mr Akintunde advised public awareness, lifestyle changes, and the mantra “know your numbers” to curb cardiovascular diseases.
The commissioner said the state had made significant progress in the fight against HIV/AIDS, but regretted that the burden of the disease was still great.
“They can now focus their resources on other needs aside from HIV drugs,” Mr Ekuma said.
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Mr Akanbiemu commended the chairmen for prioritising the healthcare system.
Mr Ani attributed the spread of the practice to profit-driven motives.
