Abia State Governor’s Wife Spearheads Polio Eradication Campaign

The wife of Abia State governor, Pricillia Otti, recently led a campaign to eradicate polio in the state.

The campaign, which was launched in Umuoba, the headquarters of Isiala Ngwa South local government, aims to ensure the safety and well-being of the state’s residents.

During the event, Mrs. Otti emphasized the importance of the campaign and urged the residents to cooperate with immunisation officers to guarantee its success.

She stressed the need for all stakeholders, including civil society organizations, the private sector, and the media, to join hands with the Alex Otti administration in the fight against polio.

The Abia State Commissioner for Health, Ngozi Okoronkwo, reiterated the commitment of the current administration to eradicate polio and other communicable diseases in the state.

Representatives from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the United Nations Children International Education Fund (UNICEF) expressed their support for the campaign, highlighting the importance of vaccination in stopping the spread of the polio virus.

The Abia State government has taken a proactive approach to ensure the well-being of its citizens.

By prioritizing the eradication of polio, they are not only safeguarding the health of their population but also contributing to global efforts to eliminate the disease.

The success of this campaign will depend on the collaboration and support of all stakeholders. It is crucial for parents and caregivers to take advantage of the vaccination opportunities provided by the government to protect their children and wards.

By doing so, they are not only safeguarding their own families but also helping to create a healthier and more secure future for the entire state.

The Abia State Governor’s Wife’s initiative to lead the polio eradication campaign is a commendable step towards a healthier and more prosperous future for the state.

By working together, the government, citizens, and stakeholders can make a significant impact in the fight against polio and other communicable diseases.