United State Agency for International Development USAID has launched a 225 million dollars new flagship health activity to help five states in Nigeria improve access to primary healthcare services.
The embassy in a statement in Abuja, said that the five years Integrated Health Programme would also help improve essential commodities and increase demand for services of those states
The mission said that the programme inaugurated yesterday in Abuja would be implemented in Bauchi, Kebbi and Sokoto, with two more states to be added soon.
According to him, providing the population, a fighting chance to grow up healthy and reach its potential is critical for Nigeria to build its future on a strong, hardy foundation for the generations to come.
