WHO Urges Nigerian Lawmakers to Act on Climate and Health Resilience
The World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for urgent legislative action in Nigeria to address the impact of climate change on public health. At a high-level legislative roundtable in Abuja, Nigerian lawmakers were urged by WHO and other organizations to prioritize building climate-resilient and financially sustainable health systems.
Dr. Pavel highlighted the current health risks posed by climate change in Nigeria, emphasizing the need for immediate adaptation measures. Dr. Ursu and Dr. Chimbaru stressed the importance of lawmakers in transforming Nigeria's climate and health policies to protect vulnerable populations.
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