The Adamawa State Government, through the Adamawa State Primary Healthcare Development Agency, in collaboration with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), has concluded a three-day capacity building for frontline responders to health challenges.
The training was aimed at educating the frontline responders on Infection, Prevention and Control (IPC) on cholera and other diseases preparedness and response.
The training, which is powered by the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF), had participants from all the primary healthcare facilities in Yola North Local Government Area.
According to Mr Patrick Akor, from the UNICEF Bauchi field office, the training is for Yola North Local Government Area because it is the most prone LGA in Adamawa State.
Adding that “though there is no case of cholera recorded so far, but last year it was in this LGA we had issues because of its location.”
There are other programmes being put together by the
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