Mr Fintiri urged all stakeholders to work together to ensure the campaign’s success.
The group also provided insight into efforts by the Tinubu administration to stem the tide of infectious diseases.
Mr Kabir urged other organisations and philanthropists to support similar initiatives.
Mr Dankogi said that the officers were doing their best but plagued with a myriad of challenges.
The agency urged the public to remain vigilant by verifying product sources.
World Malaria Day is observed every April 25 globally.
Mr Mohammed disclosed that the state had received a total of 2.5 million doses of the Novel Oral Polio Vaccine.
Mrs Mutfwang said the health campaign would target immunisation, vaccination, and malaria elimination.
The Health Ministry spokesperson, Hossam Abdel Ghaffar, said the strategy would focus on maintaining the uninterrupted availability of critical and strategic pharmaceuticals.
According to the commissioner, the focus is to ensure the state records a zero rate of malaria and other related diseases.
