The haematologist explained that regular blood donors have the opportunity to have regular medical checkups.
Maryam Ibrahim, a junior student at the school, expressed appreciation to the NGOs for their support.
According to Mr Yuguda, blood transfusions and blood products help patients live longer and with a higher quality of life.
She called on Nigerians to be alert and report any case of cholera to the nearest hospital.
The Jigawa government has recruited 300 community-based animal health workers.
Mr Lagbaja said the “prevailing incidents of drug and substance abuse, as well as PTSD, among troops deployed in theatres of operation is quite worrisome.”
He described women as caregivers and key nurturers, adding that NDLEA was taking sensitisation to the grassroots to address the drug abuse menace.
The Supreme Court, on Thursday, unanimously upheld access to a widely available abortion pill, rejecting a challenge from anti-abortion groups.
The WHO DG said that surveillance of flu viruses among animals globally must also be intensified.
The vice president urged Nigerian doctors to stay back at home and not leave to seek greener pastures abroad.
