FCT Strengthens Community Engagement for Maternal, Child Health
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in Nigeria is intensifying efforts to enhance maternal and child health by engaging communities and traditional leaders. Dr. Ruqayya Wamakko of FCT's Primary Health Care Board emphasized the importance of community participation and collaboration with organizations like Rotary RMCH.
Prof. Emmanuel Lufadeju highlighted the significance of community ownership and government partnerships in reducing maternal and child mortality rates. The initiative also focuses on ongoing vaccination campaigns and healthcare programs to prevent diseases like measles and cervical cancer.
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