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Zamfara Celebrates One Year Without Polio, Prepares for Measles Vaccination Campaign

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The Zamfara State Commissioner of Health, Dr. Aisha M. Z. Anka, has announced a significant milestone for the state: one year without any reported cases of the polio virus. Dr. Anka made this announcement during a one-day town hall meeting held in Gusau, focused on the upcoming Integration Measles Vaccination Campaign.

Highlighting the success, Dr. Anka attributed the achievement to the collaborative efforts of all stakeholders involved in routine immunization activities. She expressed gratitude to international organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF, GAVI, and other non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for their continued support. She acknowledged that without their contributions, Zamfara State would not have been able to reach this significant milestone.

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Represented by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Malam Bashir Surajo Gusau, Dr. Anka also outlined the State government’s future plans. She stated that the administration is committed to intensifying its efforts to eradicate both polio and measles. The goal is to reduce the prevalence of these diseases by 60 percent by the end of 2025, demonstrating the state’s dedication to improving public health and ensuring a safer future for its residents.

The Commissioner emphasized the importance of continued collaboration between the government, healthcare organizations, and the community. She urged all stakeholders to participate actively in the upcoming measles vaccination campaign to ensure its success and to protect children from preventable diseases.

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Dr. Anka’s remarks highlight the significant progress Zamfara State has made in disease prevention through the power of partnerships and comprehensive immunization programs. As the state prepares for the measles vaccination campaign, the focus remains on sustaining the momentum achieved and continuing to improve the health outcomes for its citizens.

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38 Comments

  • I dont get all the hype. Why not focus on other health issues too? Polio isnt the only thing out there.

  • I dont get the hype. Why celebrate one year without polio when there are other pressing health issues? Priorities, people!

  • I dont understand all the fuss about celebrating one year without polio. Shouldnt this be the norm? Lets focus on bigger health issues.

  • I think celebrating one year without polio is great, but why arent we focusing on other preventable diseases too? #PrioritizeHealthcare

  • Why focus on measles when polio is still a threat? Zamfara needs to prioritize eradication before celebrating. #PublicHealthPriorities

  • I cant believe people are celebrating like this is some huge accomplishment. Polio is not the only health issue in Zamfara!

  • Why focus on measles when polio is still a threat? Zamfara needs to prioritize eradicating all preventable diseases.

  • I dont think celebrating one year without polio is a big deal. Measles vaccination is more important! Lets focus on that.

  • I dont believe in vaccines. Natural immunity is best. Lets not rely on pharmaceuticals for everything. #controversialopinion

  • I think celebrating one year without polio is great, but what about the measles vaccination campaign? Priorities, people!

  • I think celebrating one year without polio is great, but why focus on measles now? Shouldnt we tackle a more pressing issue first?

  • I think celebrating one year without polio is great, but why not focus on eradicating other diseases too? Priorities, people!

  • Im not convinced measles vaccines are necessary. Letting kids build natural immunity could be better for their overall health.

  • I dont get why they celebrate polio eradication when measles is up next. Shouldnt they focus on preventing all diseases?

  • I think celebrating one year without polio is great, but measles vaccination is overkill. Lets focus on other health issues.

  • I wonder if the measles vaccination campaign is necessary. Maybe natural immunity is better in the long run. Just a thought!

  • I dont understand why theyre celebrating – isnt measles just as dangerous as polio? Shouldnt they focus on preventing all diseases equally?

  • I dont get the big deal about celebrating one year without polio. What about other health issues? Priorities, people!

  • I wonder if theyre using the measles vaccine to secretly implant tracking chips in the kids. Conspiracy theory much?

  • I cant believe theyre celebrating like its a party. Polio is serious, not a reason to rejoice. Priorities, people!

  • I wonder if the measles vaccine is really necessary. Maybe natural immunity is better. Lets discuss!

  • I dont get why theyre celebrating. Polio-free for a year? Big deal. Measles is the real threat now. Priorities, people!

  • I dont see the big deal. Polio, measles – whats next, celebrating a week without the common cold? Priorities, people.

  • I dont trust vaccines. Natural immunity is better. Lets not celebrate injecting our kids with chemicals. #JustSaying 🤷‍♂️

  • Im skeptical about these vaccines. Who knows what theyre really putting in our bodies? Better safe than sorry!

  • I think celebrating one year without polio is great, but why not focus on preventing measles too? Lets prioritize all diseases equally.

    • Preventing all diseases is important, but each milestone deserves recognition. Lets not diminish progress.

  • I wonder if the measles vaccine is just another way for the government to control us. Trust but verify, people!

  • I dont trust vaccines, theyre full of harmful chemicals. Lets focus on natural immunity instead. #ControversialOpinion #StayHealthy

  • I think celebrating one year without polio is great, but shouldnt we focus on eradicating all diseases instead of just moving on to the next one?

  • I wonder if theyre using the measles vaccine to control the population in Zamfara. Conspiracy theory or reality? 🤔

  • Im not convinced measles vaccines are necessary. Lets focus on natural immunity instead of pumping chemicals into our bodies.

  • I dont trust vaccines, theyre all a scam! Polio and measles are just fear tactics. Wake up, people! #VaccinesAreFakeNews

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