UNICEF Nigeria Ambassador Kate Henshaw Advocates for Improved Child Nutrition and Immunisation

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CurrentReport Blog In a recent visit to Bauchi State, UNICEF Nigeria Ambassador Kate Henshaw emphasized the critical importance of child nutrition and immunization, urging the government to prioritize these essential aspects of child health. Henshaw, a renowned Nollywood actress, voiced her concerns during a meeting with Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed, highlighting the pressing need for enhanced healthcare infrastructure and services to safeguard children’s well-being.

During a news conference held alongside her field trip with UNICEF’s ‘D’ Field Office in Bauchi, Henshaw underscored the pivotal role of proper nutrition and immunization in ensuring the healthy development of children. She stressed the necessity of establishing additional primary healthcare facilities across the state to broaden immunization coverage and bolster healthcare accessibility for all communities.

“Child nutrition and immunization are fundamental pillars of child health and development,” remarked Henshaw, echoing UNICEF’s commitment to advancing children’s rights and well-being globally. “By expanding the reach of primary healthcare facilities, we can effectively strengthen immunization initiatives and ensure that every child receives the essential care they need to thrive.”

Henshaw’s advocacy aligns with UNICEF’s broader mission to promote child rights, advocate for equitable access to healthcare, and combat preventable diseases.

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