Mrs Nwifuru presented a cash gift and other items to Cynthia Igwe, the mother of the first babies and others born shortly after them.
Chinese authorities have imposed a 13 per cent tax on condoms, contraceptive drugs and devices in a bid to boost the dwindling birth rate in the country.
Ms Lewu noted that the journey to having children varied from woman to woman and from family to family.
Ms Yusuf described the visit as an unexpected blessing.
The Gazette also spoke with residents who registered their displeasure about the indiscriminate dumping of refuse on streets.
Mr Farah commended the Katsina State government for strengthening its planning and budgeting systems.
Bala Abdullahi-Hussaini, the secretary of the state branch of the organisation, disclosed this on Monday during a meeting with journalists in Katsina.
Police command in Kebbi has confirmed an early morning explosion at the General Hospital, Bagudo, in Kebbi, on Tuesday.
The agency warned the public about the dangers of using the counterfeit condom brand.
Mr Sani said the exercise targeted children aged nine to 59 months and achieved 100 per cent coverage, surpassing the projected child population.
