Nigeria Launches Largest Vaccination Drive for 16 Million Children

The Federal Government of Nigeria has launched Africa's largest vaccination campaign targeting 16 million children to combat diseases like measles and rubella. The initiative was inaugurated by Senator Oluremi Tinubu, the wife of the President, as a crucial step in safeguarding the lives and futures of millions of children.
The campaign aims to protect children from debilitating consequences such as blindness, disability, and death caused by these diseases. The First Lady emphasized the importance of vaccination in preventing severe birth defects and ensuring a healthy future for children.
The government's commitment to sustaining advocacy for vaccination was echoed by various stakeholders, including state governors, women's groups, and community leaders.
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