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State Nursing Officer, ACC Adudu Grace, for immediate distribution to meet the needs of the Custodial Centres.

The donation was warmly received by the Controller of Corrections, Edo State Command, (CCS) Orhunmwonkpawan Julius Osemwegie, who expressed his gratitude to the Agency for the donations. The medical supplies were handed over to the

EDSPHCDA Donates Medical Supplies to Correctional Services in Benin City The Edo State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (EDSPHCDA) has donated medical supplies to the Nigerian Correctional Services in Benin City. During the presentation, the

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Giegbefumwen who gave them a tour of the facility. phcda.edostate.gov.ng/world-bank-npi…

the World Bank, Dr. Onoriode Ezire and his team, and the National Project Manager for the IMPACT Project, Dr. Amina Abdul-one as well as Mr. Solomon Madukwe, a representative of the FMOH, among other key stakeholders. They were received by the Officer in Charge (OIC) Mrs Helen

World Bank, NPIU, and FMOH Conduct Implementation Support Mission Visit to Edo State A team of officials from the World Bank, the National Project Implementation Unit (NPIU), and the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) visited Edo State for an Implementation Support Mission for

coverage is maximised ensuring that even the most hesitant children are reached and protected within a supportive, familiar environment. #MRvaccinationcampaign #EtsakoWestLGA #EDSPHCDA #EDSG

This interaction shows that *school-based vaccination* can transform a clinical medical procedure into a communal experience; the presence of classmates provides a unique psychological safety net that a hospital cannot replicate. By utilizing schools as vaccination hubs,

*Friends Holding Hands for Health: The Heart of the MR Campaign* By firmly yet gently carrying the boy, offering visible emotional support, the girls bridge the gap between the boy’s fear and the life-saving vaccine. By stepping up, offering support and courage to their hesitant

and build clean latrines or toilets, avoid urinating or defecating in rivers, Use safe water sources. phcda.edostate.gov.ng/edsphcda-and-p…

The disease is caused by tiny worms that penetrate the skin, often when people, especially children, swim or play in infected water. Schistosomiasis can lead to blood in urine or stool. During the outreach, key messages were delivered to the community to stop open defecation

EDSPHCDA AND PARTNERS CELEBRATE WORLD NTD DAY 2026. On January 30th, 2026, the Edo State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (EDSPHCDA), in collaboration with the Carter Center (TCC), World Health Organization (WHO) and the Parasitology, and Public Health Society of Nigeria