Wife of the president, Hajiya Aisha Buhari, yesterday flagged-off the Maternal and Newborn Child Health (MNCH) week in Kebbi State.
She also commissioned the Maternal and Child Health Centres in Birnin Yari, Jega and the Jega General Hospital where free medical care for cancer patients will be offered. She distributed food items to 1,500 internally displaced persons that included women and children who fled to Kebbi from the North-east.
She could not commission the Madarasatul Usman Bin Affan Litahfizil Qur’an Wadirasatul Islamiyya in Argungu, according to unconfirmed security sources.
In her speech, Mrs Buhari described the Kebbi MNCH Week as a week-long event aimed at improving maternal and child health care services which she said was a laudable venture.
By: Garba Muhammad,
Daily Trust News
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