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Yobe’s Fight Against Malaria Hampered By Weak Referrals, Drug Shortages – ACOMIN
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Yobe’s Fight Against Malaria Hampered By Weak Referrals, Drug Shortages – ACOMIN
#image_title Weak referral systems and persistent drug shortages are undermining Yobe State’s fight against malaria. Mukhtar Mohammed Shehu, Programme Officer of Civil Society for Malaria Control, Immunization and Nutrition (ACOMIN) asserted this while speaking with journalists in Damaturu, Yobe State. According to him, despite millions of dollars in global fund and government investments, evidence from the group’s “Community Led Monitoring” sho…
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