Nigerian Health Minister Lauds DRASA's Decade of Disease Prevention Efforts
Nigerian Health Minister, Professor Muhammad Ali Pate, commended DRASA Health Trust for its decade-long efforts in disease prevention and health security during the 10th-anniversary celebration. He highlighted the late Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh's sacrifice during the 2014 Ebola outbreak and emphasized the need for proactive measures in disease prevention.
The Minister acknowledged DRASA's role in training health workers, mobilizing health champions, and supporting Nigeria's infectious disease control efforts. He stressed the significance of investing in prevention to save lives and reduce economic losses from drug-resistant infections.
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