Mr Janabi said, “The WHO remains committed to supporting Member States in integrating oral health into national health systems, and advancing equitable access to care.”
The Cross River House of Assembly has passed a bill prohibiting open defecation.
NAFDAC says it has a robust system to facilitate trade by ensuring that exported products meet international market standards.
“I was careful with food and medicine during pregnancy,” Ms Okafor said. “I never imagined body cream could be a risk.”
He reaffirmed NASCP’s commitment to ensuring equitable access to HIV prevention.
He said the Lagos State government had commenced the smart health information platform.
The report was produced in line with the National Health Act (2014).
NOA has engaged stakeholders in Jigawa to curb the illegal diversion and sale of ready-to-use therapeutic food.
Cross River has targeted 400,000 children, between the ages of five and 14, in its 2026 mass treatment campaign for neglected tropical diseases across selected local councils.
Mr Salako said the government’s plan included manufacturing, distribution, and maintenance of diagnostic equipment and in vitro diagnostic products.
