Ms Kwasu stressed that Alive and Thrive had developed the capacity of community volunteers, NFPs, and the SNO.
The NCDC said that yellow fever is a viral haemorrhagic disease transmitted by infected mosquitoes (Aedes aegypti)
Mr Nzelibe, said that improved investment in nutrition was crucial for sustainable development, economic prosperity, and well-being of Nigerians.
“Nigerians must act now to prevent further loss of lives,” NCDC warned.
The experts called for urgent, data-driven, and locally adapted responses to build climate-resilient health systems.
She stressed the need for all levels of government to provide avenues for individuals and couples to achieve their fertility goals.
Ms. Muhammad-Idris also serves as the project manager of the Accelerating Nutrition Results in Nigeria project.
Trachoma has been known in Senegal since the early 1900s.
Mr Tedros warned that conflict and humanitarian crises significantly undermined vaccination efforts.
Ololade Abatan, the state family planning coordinator, stated that 76,008 men and women had adopted family planning in the last three years of TCI intervention.
