Mr Ajaero lauded NANNM’s service and commitment to the labour struggle, acknowledging their vital role in keeping NLC strong and vibrant.
The speaker highlighted the assembly’s dedication to improving healthcare services in the state.
He said that overall, WHO received more than 60 expressions of interest for the EUL review of mpox diagnostic tests.
Mr Otti said poor remuneration should not be an excuse for any professional healthcare worker to endanger citizens’ lives through fraud and stealing supplies.
WHO said 10.8 million people fell ill with tuberculosis in 2023, with the disease remaining the leading infectious disease killer, surpassing COVID-19.
Mrs Sanwo-Olu expressed optimism that the interest of physicians would be valuably considered as discussions around minimum wage were ongoing nationwide.
The minister said the country faced a growing health crisis with SSB-related diseases such as obesity and diabetes.
The BudgIT official recommended a strategic realignment of states’ revenue mobilisation towards health sector investments to address these challenges.
The International Federation of Red Cross has expressed concern over the alarming spread of Lassa Fever to new areas across Nigeria
They said the marker can be used to better detect levels of tissue damage in the human body.
