Taraba State Government Launches School Eye Health Programme to Improve Vision Health Among Schoolchildren
The Taraba State Government has introduced a School Eye Health Programme to enhance early detection and management of vision issues in schoolchildren. Launched in Jalingo during the World Sight Day 2025 commemoration, the initiative is a joint effort with the Nigerian Optometrist Association and the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education.
Dr. Augustina Godwin and Dr. Grace Aham Akor emphasized the importance of good eyesight for better educational outcomes and overall health. The program aims to ensure no child is left behind due to untreated vision problems, promoting regular eye care and professional attention.
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