Ms Ngon said that building a skilled and competent workforce was essential for delivering effective HIV prevention services nationwide.
Mr Haruna said the 2025 World Malaria Report estimated about 282 million malaria cases and about 610,000 deaths globally.
Stakeholders at the event emphasised that effective infection prevention requires more than awareness.
WHO has confirmed a second case of Hantavirus infection aboard a cruise ship, bringing the total to seven, including three deaths.
WHO in 2025 recommended the use of injectable lenacapavir twice a year as an additional pre-exposure prophylaxis option for HIV prevention.
Information commissioner Okey Kanu disclosed this while briefing journalists at the Government House, Umuahia, on Monday.
He noted that the campaign would ensure adequate sensitisation.
She said women who attended antenatal clinics were more likely to deliver in safer environments.
They noted that strong primary health care systems remained the backbone of malaria elimination.
He described it as a form of regenerative medicine.
