Sokoto State and UNICEF Praise Success in Immunizing 1.5 Million Children on World Polio Day
The Sokoto State Government, led by Dr. Faruk Umar Abubakar, and UNICEF celebrated the success of immunizing 1.5 million children during the latest exercise on World Polio Day. Efforts included funding from the state government, support for local campaigns, and the deployment of health workers.
The state aims to strengthen routine vaccination systems and achieve full coverage. UNICEF's Michael Juma praised Sokoto's performance as a remarkable example.
Challenges like cross-border movements persist, requiring continued collaboration with neighboring states.
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