“This training is aimed at ensuring safe delivery of babies across all health facilities in the state.”
Mr Abayomi disclosed this during a state multi-agency news briefing and an update on the cholera outbreak in Lagos on Monday.
Mr Shurkuk said that despite the outbreak in 30 other states, Plateau had yet to record any cases, as the two suspected cases reported tested negative for cholera.
The commissioner said the ministry had received an alert about the first two cases of cholera on June 12, which, according to her, tested positive.
NBMA said the agency had been alerted to Nigerians’ concerns about the approval and launch of TELA maize in the country.
The cutting-edge treatment has resulted in an 80 per cent decrease in his daytime seizures, significantly enhancing his quality of life.
Mr Fabunmi said union members in all health institutions, including ministries, departments, and local government councils, would observe the warning strike.
“I commend the President for prioritising the health of Nigerians with the release of N260 billion to revitalise the dilapidated PHCs in the country.
“Cholera has started to raise its ugly head in our state and across the country.’’
“The organisation is dedicated to promoting voluntary blood donations.’’
