The vice president urged Nigerian doctors to stay back at home and not leave to seek greener pastures abroad.
Mr Auta said that the programme would help to control anxiety and depression among people living with leprosy and other neglected diseases.
The Lagos health commissioner noted that the cholera outbreak resulted in about 60 hospital admissions and five deaths.
Ms John condemned the attitude of sending children to buy tobacco-related products and called for strict prosecution of such categories of parents.
The minister described the committee as a crucial step towards addressing the needs of identified vulnerable children
Ms Fasawe said that the medical outreach was part of activities to celebrate President Bola Tinubu’s one year in office.
The SPHCDA boss also said that efforts were being intensified “to strengthen routine healthcare delivery.”
Mr Radda revealed that the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) would provide those institutions with running costs.
Some nutritionists and lifestyle experts have urged Nigerians to use palm oil instead of other vegetable oil due to its nutritional value.
He questioned why an initiative focused on Africa’s vaccine manufacturing was being launched in Paris rather than on the African continent.
