UNICEF urges the government at all levels in the country to prioritise human development to address some health challenges.
The last case of wild poliovirus was detected in Nigeria in 2016.
The Kano government said it “is looking into elongating maternity leave for breastfeeding mothers from three months to six months.”
Mr Dimang said the positive cases were detected from hospitals and outreaches conducted in the state.
The governor reaffirmed the commitment of his administration to accord priority to the health sector for the health and well-being of the people.
Those who spoke with journalists said using wheelbarrows, motorcycles, and rickety vehicles to transport meat posed serious health challenges.
According to Mr Faduyile, testing is important in finding the millions of people unaware they have the infection and can prevent it among newborns.
According to her family, the NMA in Cross River, in the last 25 days, has not received any response or proof that the doctor is alive.
The deputy governor emphasised that a healthy population is central to building strong human capital for sustainable development.
According to him, a review will be made in two weeks.
