FCT Begins Free Mass Rabies Vaccination Drive

FCTA targets 20,000 dogs for rabies vaccination - THE AUTHORITY NEWS

By Daniel Tyokua The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has targeted between 15,000 and 20,000 dogs for rabies vaccination across the six Area Councils. The Mandate Secretary, FCT Agriculture and Rural Development Secretariat, Mr Sulieman Ango, disclosed this while monitoring the two-week vaccination exercise on Wednesday in Gwagwalada Area Council.... The post FCTA targets 20,000 dogs for rabies vaccination appeared first on THE AU…

Rabies vaccination: FCTA targets 20,000 dogs, cats in 2 weeks – Official

The Agriculture and Rural Development Secretariat of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has commenced an aggressive rabies vaccination, targeting 15,000 to 20,000 dogs and cats in the two-week exercise. The Mandate Secretary , Mr Sulieman Ango, said while monitoring the exercise in Gwagwalada on Wednesday, that the move was to permanently halt the spread […] The post Rabies vaccination: FCTA targets 20,000 dogs, cats in 2 weeks …

FCT Begins Free Mass Rabies Vaccination Drive

The Agriculture and Rural Development Secretariat (ARDS) of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has mobilised veterinary and animal health personnel ahead of a two-week free mass rabies vaccination exercise across the FCT. The Director of Veterinary Services, Dr Dandam Karnak, gave the charge while addressing veterinary and animal health officials at the FCT Veterinary Clinic in Nyanya. Dr Karnak, who represented the Mandate Secr…

FCTA Begins 2-week Mass Rabies Vaccination Across Abuja Wednesday

FCTA begins 2-week mass rabies vaccination across Abuja Wednesday By Philip Yatai The Agriculture and Rural Development Secretariat of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) will begin a two-week mass rabies vaccination exercise across the territory from Wednesday. The Mandate Secretary, Mr Suleiman Ango, said this while addressing veterinary and animal health officials at the FCT Veterinary Clinic in News Agency of Nigeria