Breaking News

Osun begins Interview for shortlisted Teachers across the State | Governor Adeleke Exercises Prerogatives of Mercy towards 53 Convicts. | Yuletide: Governor Adeleke Felicitates Christians | SRJ is Raising False Alarm Instead of Commending Governor Adeleke for Upgrading | GOVERNOR ADELEKE CELEBRATES CMD AFOLABI ON BIRTHDAY | IWO DAY 2024: GOVERNOR ADELEKE ROLLS OUT DEVELOPMENT AGENDA FOR IWO | GOVERNOR ADELEKE CONDOLES GOVERNOR MAKINDE, OYO PEOPLE, OVER IBADAN STAMPEDE | No Witch Hunting in our Mining Reforms – Osun Governor. | OsunCARES Empowers farmers with Input, assets | Death by Hanging for Stealing Fowl: Governor Adeleke Intervenes, Orders Action for Prerogative of Mercy | Adeleke’s Giant Efforts In Providing Access To Quality Healthcare Service In Osun | INVESTMENT IN EXPANDING HEALTHCARE ACCESS IN OSUN YIELDING RESULTS– DR. AKINDELE | CONVOCATION SPEECH BY HIS EXCELLENCY, THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR OF OSUN STATE AND VISITOR TO OSUN STATE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, ESA-OKE, AT THE 8TH COMBINED CONVOCATION ON THURSDAY 12TH DECEMBER 2024. | AFTER 44 YEARS, GOVERNOR ADELEKE RECONSTRUCTS, COMMISSIONS OTAN AYEGBAJU – IRESI INTERCITY ROAD. | TEXT OF A SPEECH DELIVERED BY HIS EXCELLENCY, GOVERNOR ADEMOLA ADELEKE AT THE COMMISSIONING OF THE REHABILITATED COOPERATIVE COLLEGE, ODEOMU TODAY DECEMBER 11, 2024 | SPEECH BY THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR OF OSUN STATE, HIS EXCELLENCY SENATOR ADEMOLA JACKSON NURUDEEN ADELEKE, AT THE HANDING OVER OF OBA HILLS FOREST RESERVE TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO BE MANAGED AS A NATIONAL PARK ON TUESDAY, 10TH DECEMBER 2024 | Governor Adeleke Launches Imole Agropreneur Project, Targets Cultivation of 31,000 hectares of Land. | Osun State Auditor General Presents Osun 2023 Account Statement | GOVERNOR ADELEKE CONGRATULATES GHANAIAN PRESIDENT- ELECT, MAHAMA. | Debt Profile: Data by DMO Validates Osun’s Success on Debt Management – Governor Adeleke’s Spokesperson | Osun 2026: Hon Doguwa Echoes the Voice of Osun people, Says Adeleke’s Spokesperson
MRS ILORI
Webmaster November 10, 2013

Osun Collaborates With ACOMIN To Eradicate Malaria

MRS ILORI
The Government of the state of Osun is set to collaborate with a leading network, Civil Society in Malaria, Nutrition and Immunization (ACOMIN) with the aim of preventing, treating of malaria, and promoting immunisation and better nutrition among the people of the state.
Speaking with members of the executive of ACOMIN, a non-governmental organisation, when they paid her an advocacy visit, the state Commissioner for Health, Dr. (Mrs) Temitope Ilori disclosed that her ministry would carry the network along especially in the area of immunization and nutrition.
While emphasizing the need for parents and guardians in the state to ensure that their wards are immunised at government health centres across the state, Dr. Ilori disclosed that health ministry is a multi-sectional sector which should not be left to the ministry alone.
Ilori therefore noted that the door of her ministry is always open to organizations that are ready to collaborate with the government in order to eradicate malaria and other related diseases thus advising parents to cease the opportunity and ensure immunisation of their children.
Speaking earlier, the state Chairman of ACOMIN, Mr. Aremu Akinyele said that the vision of ACOMIN established in March, 2006 with the technical assistance of Federal Ministry of Health is to create a healthy Nigerian society free of preventable and communicable diseases.
Expressing concern over what he described as laxity on the part of most parents to ensure that their wards under five years are immunised, Akinyele maintained that members of the public need to be sensitised on the dangers of eating unbalanced diet.
Akinyele however lauded the gesture of the state government to collaborating with the network pledging that ACOMIN would do all it can to ensure that malaria is reduced to its barest minimum saying that ACOMIN has many experienced professionals to enable it achieve this fit.
GAZELLE NEWS

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *