vimarsana.com

Page 2 - Accelerating Coverage News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Ondo says residents spend N20bn on malaria annually

In addition, malaria has been noted to be a cause of poverty. Today an estimated 100 million Nigerians live on less than $1.9 per day.

Ondo stateBanji ajakaWaheed folayanFolukemi aladenolaWorld bankMalaria programmeWorld bank immunisationMinistry of healthOndo state governmentWorld bank immunisation plusMalaria progressAccelerating coverageTransforming servicesMalaria programme managerProject implementation unitPermanent secretary

Ondo Residents Spend N20B On Malaria Treatment Annually

The Ondo State steering committee for World Bank Immunization Plus and Malaria Progress by Accelerating Coverage and Transforming Services has disclosed that

Ondo stateBanji ajakaWaheed folayanWorld bank immunizationMalaria programmeWorld bank immunization plusMalaria progressAccelerating coverageTransforming servicesMalaria programme managerProject implementation unit

World Bank praises Bauchi govt s IMPACT project implementation

Bauchi State has been described as one of the best states as per IMPACT project implementation in Nigeria, just like during

Bauchi stateNigeria generalAdebayo adelabuJesutega onokpasaAdamu mohammedVictor osimhenRufai oseniTobi bakreRilwanu mohammedAmina mohammedWorld bankPolio emergency operation centreConfederation of african footballNational assemblyNational programmeMinistries of health

Abia takes IMPACT Project to 292 wards

Abia State government has said that it is passionate about the health of its citizens, hence its decision to take the Immunization Plus and Ma

Ngozi okoronkwoPatrick adahTeam lead of panafricareWorld bankAbia state primary health care agencyWard health facilitiesAbia state governmentImmunization plusMalaria progressAccelerating coverageTransforming servicesState team leadAbia stateHealth facilitiesArtemicidal combined therapyRapid diagnostic tests

Ekiti distributes anti-malaria drugs to health facilities

The Ekiti State Government has restated its commitment to the eradication of malaria in the state with the distribution of drugs and commodities to over 200 health facilities across the 16 local government areas of the state.

Ekiti stateOlusola gbenga igotunOyebanji filaniHelen bankoleTransformation servicesMinistry of healthWorld bankEkiti state governmentPermanent secretaryAdo ekitiImmunisation plusMalaria progressAccelerating coverageSaharan africaProject coordinatorMrs helen bankole

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.