AIRTELAFRI₦6,300.00• 0.00%
DANGCEM₦1,066.70• 0.00%
MTNN₦825.00▲ 0.61%
BUAFOODS₦760.60• 0.00%
BUACEMENT₦297.00• 0.00%
SEPLAT₦16,000.10• 0.00%
ARADEL₦1,499.90• 0.00%
FIRSTHOLDCO₦138.00• 0.00%
HBMNG₦355.00• 0.00%
ZENITHBANK₦126.00▼ 1.33%
GTCO₦124.80▼ 2.27%
TRANSCOHOT₦290.50• 0.00%
STANBIC₦160.00▼ 2.14%
PRESCO₦2,045.30• 0.00%
NB₦75.00• 0.00%
NESTLE₦2,750.00• 0.00%
GEREGU₦825.70• 0.00%
UBA₦43.00▼ 0.35%
INTBREW₦10.00▲ 0.50%
ACCESSCORP₦28.50▲ 0.71%
DANGSUGAR₦67.50▲ 0.52%
TRANSPOWER₦178.00• 0.00%
FIDELITYBK₦21.05▲ 4.73%
ETI₦71.40• 0.00%
WEMABANK₦31.00• 0.00%
OKOMUOIL₦1,276.20• 0.00%
GUINNESS₦423.00• 0.00%
FCMB₦10.80▼ 1.82%
UNILEVER₦102.50• 0.00%
UACN₦184.00• 0.00%

GDN DESKTOP 1

Advertisement

Kano targets 3.4m residents in mass COVID-19 vaccination

A health worker prepares a dose of the Sinovac-CoronaVac vaccine against COVID-19 (Photo by JAVIER TORRES / AFP)

Kano State, yesterday, commenced mass vaccination against the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) targeting of 3.4 million residents.

Already, the State Primary Health Care Management Agency declared that over one million Kano residents have received a complete dose of the vaccine since vaccination began in Kano.

Executive Secretary of the agency, Dr. Tijani Husseini, disclosed this development during a workshop organised for media practitioners on the mass vaccination campaign.

Tijani, who was represented by the Director, Disease Control and Epidemiology, Dr. Imam Bello, debunked alleged rejection of COVID-19 vaccines in Kano.

Advertisement

Emphasising that significant improvement was seen in the number of people voluntarily accepting the vaccine, Tijani noted pockets of phobia due to inadequate awareness.
[ad]

Join Our Channels

Taboola Recommendation Widget