Kogi State Achieves Major Drop in Malaria Prevalence

Kogi State has achieved a notable reduction in malaria prevalence, as disclosed by Dr. Abdulazeez Adam, the Kogi State Commissioner for Health.

The state has transitioned from a malaria transmission category of 15-35% to a significantly lower prevalence category, marking a major improvement in public health outcomes. Dr.

Adam credited this achievement to the commitment and support of Governor Usman Ododo, as well as the dedication of health workers and stakeholders across the state. He particularly commended the state health team and the malaria elimination team for their efforts in developing sustainable strategies to reduce the malaria burden.

This progress reflects the government's ongoing investment in healthcare delivery, focusing on improving the well-being of citizens. Dr.

Adam reiterated the state's commitment to further reducing malaria prevalence to less than one percent, emphasizing Governor Ododo's dedication to the health of the Kogi people.