He added it would address the missing link in the health sector, as reiterated by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
“By and large, the outgoing administration has tried its best. There have been some challenges even before the administration came on board.
According to Mr Ogbonna, the meeting ended in a deadlock because “we couldn’t reach an agreement with the federal government on Thursday.”
Mrs Onuorah urged families to adopt any family planning method of their choice, saying that all of them were safe and beneficial to the health and wellbeing of the family and society at large.
The national vice president of JOHESU, Obinna Ogbonna, made this known at a media briefing in Abuja on Thursday.
Mr Coker assured the people that the scheme was fully backed hence not a “one-administration” programme, adding that it would stand the test of time.
“The health workers included: nursing and midwives officers, community and dental officers, medical record and environmental officers.
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) says there are 300,000 obstetric fistula cases in Nigeria, calling for political will to end it.
Mr Ahmadu said any facility found to be performing below the recommended standard or seen to render any service beyond the scope approved would be sealed off.
The Oyo government has urged residents, especially rural dwellers, to access quality and affordable healthcare at its PHCs.
