SFH and Niger State Government Launch Malaria Prevention Campaign in Niger State
The Society for Family Health (SFH) and the Niger State Government have initiated a malaria prevention campaign in Niger State. The campaign involves distributing free insecticide-treated nets and administering chemopreventive drugs to eligible children aged 3 to 59 months in Paikoro Local Government Area.
Mariann Abioyo, a community mobilization distributor, is overseeing the distribution process, with approximately 3.2 million nets set to be distributed by 2025 in Niger State.
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