The World Health Organisation, WHO has reached an agreement with the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria, ALGON to tackle health challenges
The World Health Organisation, WHO has reached an agreement with the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria, ALGON to tackle health challenges across the 774 Local Government Areas of Nigeria.
Disclosing this in Lafia on Thursday, the president of ALGON, Aminu Mua’zu-Maifata, said the gesture became necessary with a view to eradicating health issues in the country.
Apart from the WHO organization, Mua’zu-Maifata mentioned other partners in the agenda including Civil Society Organisations, the Health Sector Reform Coalition, the Guild of Medical Doctors and the private sector.
He said: “The move by ALGON is aimed at tackling the health challenges of many rural dwellers in the country who have over the years had little or no access to good health care.
“The ALGON has convened a strategic meeting with the Development Partners Group for Health, Nigeria. This gathering marks a significant milestone in ALGON’s quest to redefine the landscape of primary healthcare delivery at the grassroots.
“The meeting aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 3, which aims to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all, especially at the grassroots level.”
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