Taraba State Exceeds Vaccination Targets in Successful Campaign
The Taraba State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (TSPHCDA) in Nigeria has exceeded its vaccination targets through a successful measles and rubella immunization campaign led by Dr. Tijo Kenneth Dingeh. The campaign in Taraba State reached over 1.7 million eligible children, showcasing high compliance levels and community support.
Dr. Dingeh expressed satisfaction with the massive mobilization efforts and stakeholder engagement, promising to sustain the momentum for future vaccination campaigns. The agency also vaccinated 15,000 eligible individuals against human papillomavirus and 900,000 for polio during the exercise.
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