Sokoto increases health facilities deploys n400m counterpart funding to tackle polio

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Sokoto Increases Health Facilities, Deploys N400m Counterpart Funding to Tackle Polio

The Sokoto State Government has increased the number of health facilities in the state to tackle the polio outbreak. The government has also deployed N400 million counterpart funding to support the efforts of the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency (NPHCDA) in the fight against polio.

According to the article, the Sokoto State Government has increased the number of health facilities in the state from 150 to 250, with the aim of improving access to healthcare services, particularly in rural areas. The government has also deployed N400 million counterpart funding to support the NPHCDA's efforts in the fight against polio.

The NPHCDA has been working to eradicate polio in Nigeria, and the Sokoto State Government's counterpart funding will help to support the agency's efforts in the state. The funding will be used to support the vaccination of children against polio, as well as to strengthen the state's healthcare system.

The Sokoto State Government's efforts to tackle polio are part of the state's commitment to improving the health of its citizens. The government has also been working to improve access to healthcare services, particularly in rural areas, and to strengthen the state's healthcare system.

Overall, the Sokoto State Government's deployment of N400 million counterpart funding to tackle polio is a positive step towards improving the health of its citizens and eradicating the disease.