, in collaboration with Ganye Local Government Council of Adamawa State, North-East Nigeria, has intensified its efforts to enhance immunisation coverage and promote improved hygiene practices through a grassroots initiative targeting male household heads.){kind=link}
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), in collaboration with the Ganye Local Government Council of Adamawa State, North-East Nigeria, has intensified efforts to boost immunisation coverage and promote better hygiene practices in local communities.
The renewed campaign, which targets male household heads through a grassroots initiative, was officially launched during the unveiling of the “Fathers for Good Health” programme in Ganye.
Speaking at the event, the Executive Chairman of Ganye LGA, Mr. Farouq Mohammed, emphasized the significance of public health and community involvement in driving sustainable change.
Mohammed said; “Healthcare is a vital sector that demands active community participation.
“As a local government, we pledge our unwavering support to the Fathers for Good Health initiative. We are fully committed to strengthening immunisation campaigns, WASH.”