Florence Jonah, commended the organisers of the programme for coming up with the life-saving model.
Mr Ekuma thanked God that no life was lost.
Ms Elelu appealed to traditional, community, and religious leaders for support.
The expert noted that many people remained unaware of the dangers posed by electromagnetic waves and stressed the need for increased public sensitisation.
The shipment, the second batch of medical supplies provided to Iran, was transported by rail to the city of Astara.
The ‘Eye Can See’ Joint Venture initiative of Seplat Energy said it conducted free eye screenings for 23,447 people over nine years.
Ms Musa-Buge said that the modified sanitation exercise became necessary to allow students sitting the UTME mock examination to access their centres in different parts of the state.
Ms Ilori said, “Nine out of ten new adult infections now occur among ordinary Nigerians.”
The Kano government has launched a fleet of motorcycles to enhance grassroots screening for tuberculosis to curb the spread of the disease.
AIDS Healthcare Foundation has called for increased budgetary allocation to the health sector, particularly for HIV/AIDS and TB treatment.
