Zamfara prioritises primary healthcare in 2027 budget

The Zamfara State Government has prioritised primary healthcare, preventive services and accountability in its preparations for the 2027 health sector budget. The state Ministry of Health disclosed this during a five-day validation and harmonisation workshop for its 2027 Annual Operational Plan (AOP), held from October 27 to 31 at Royal Blue Luxury International Hotels, Kaduna. […]

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