“The organisation is dedicated to promoting voluntary blood donations.’’
Mr Fagbemi said that oral cholera vaccines were available and effective in preventing outbreaks.
She begged the government to come to her aid and that of other poor families.
He said the outbreak highlights critical deficiencies in public health safety measures.
She added that they strive to ensure that the students did not eat their food with unwashed hands.
Mr Adeniran urged parents, guardians, as well as school authorities to adhere to safety guidelines.
Mr Lawal said upgrading the hospital will transform the facility into the status of a teaching hospital of Zamfara University.
Lagos and several other states across Nigeria have reported a spike in cholera cases, marking one of the most severe outbreaks in recent history.
“To us in the Labour Party, it seems the state government does not appreciate the threats posed by the continued spread of the disease,” the party’s spokesperson said.
He said that an indigent required N7,000 to register for the scheme to access quality health care.
