The commendable strides in the health sector under the leadership of Danbatta Local Government Chairman, Hon. Jamilu Abubakar Danbatta, have earned widespread praises.
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Ina press statement by the zonal information officer Munzali Muhammad Hausawa.
The chairman said Among the notable accomplishments is the successful completion of the polio immunization in the area.
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The Councillor for Health in Danbatta, Hajiya Maryam Yakubu lauded the people for their cooperation in achieving the exercise.
In his remarks, the manager of the immunization program Alh Jibrin muhammad NAS applauded the efforts of development partners and civil society organizations for their support.
He highlighted that the campaign has successfully immunized over 98,000 under five children against the polio virus in Dambatta LGA.
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The Primary Health Care Coordinator of Danbatta, Alhaji Yawale Sulaiman Alkasim Gulu appreciated the enormous contribution of traditional rulers, community leaders, and stakeholders that played vital roles in the success of the polio immunization.
Representing the District Head of Danbatta, Sarkin Ban Kano, Baba Ado called on parents to desist from hiding their children during such exercise.
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He also extended gratitude to ward and village heads for their significant contributions in ensuring of the smooth success.
Representatives of the World Health Organization (WHO) Auwalu muhd Dagar and UNICEF Ajiji Ishaya urged parents to sustain the momentum by continuing to prioritize immunizations for their children.
This accomplishment underscores the importance of community collaboration and leadership in achieving health-related goals.
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