Vice President Kashim Shettima says the federal government will put structures in place to undo Nigeria’s poor immunisation rate. Shettima spoke on Thursday at a parley with Aliko Dangote, chairman
Vice President Kashim Shettima says the federal government will put structures in place to undo Nigeria’s poor immunisation rate.
He said the variant polio virus has declined in Nigeria by 84 percent from 2021 to fewer than 200 cases in 2022. “The federal government is committed to eradicating variant poliovirus by the end of the year, ensuring that every Nigerian child is covered in the routine immunisation campaigns.”
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