The Kano government has reaffirmed its commitment to improving maternal, newborn, and child health and family planning.
He said regional collaboration and multisectoral coordination were essential in addressing emerging diseases.
He said the bill would facilitate the execution of community development projects across the 27 LGAs.
Ms Aremu said, “Some natural substances can be harmful if not properly used.”
The United Nations Children’s Fund, in collaboration with the Adamawa government, has inaugurated an emergency nutrition support programme for children aged zero to two years.
Benue’s nutrition officer disclosed that 699,554 children, representing 51 per cent, were anaemic in the state.
Ms Onwuzulike said only 38 per cent of pregnant women attended at least four antenatal visits.
He said West Africa continued to face complex and evolving health challenges.
Mr Olatunji commended Governor Seyi Makinde’s strong political will to support health service delivery in Oyo State.
Mr Abubakar-Wurno stated that children aged one to 15 were most affected.
