ACOMIN Sensitize Community On Malaria Disease

By Our Reporter
The Adamawa state government in collaboration with a civil Society in Malaria Control and Immunization ACOMIN had conducted Malaria Campaign awareness and free screening of Tuberculosis at Boramji community of Yola North local government area as part of activities marking this year’s World Malaria day celebration.
Speaking separately at the event, the ACOMIN state Chairman and programme Officer of the organization, Matins Madanga and Laureta Charles appreciated the community for their total support for availing themselves.
Responding on behalf the community leaders of Boramji, Mr Barnabas Alandi thanked the organizers for choosing the community to celebrate event this year.
In a another development, state Chairman of the NGO, Matins Madanga has disclosed that the organization is implementing a project on Malaria commodities and services in nine local government areas in the state which was started since two thousand and nineteen.
He stated this when officials of the NGO paid advocacy visit on the staff officer Adamawa state Primary Health Care Development Agency Gideon Jacob.
Mr Madanga then briefed the Agency about the intervention of Global Fund Malaria project in Adamawa state.
Contributing, the programme Officer, Laureta Charles pleaded with the agency to consider volunteers and graduates while recruiting personnel for effective service delivery.
Responding, the Staff officer the Agency Gideon Jacob explained that government will soon addressed the issue of inadequate manpower and promised to extend their request to the appropriate authorities, pledged to support the organization.