By Muhammad Ibrahim, Sokoto
Senator Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko,representing Sokoto Central Senatorial District Has Flagged Off Fumigation Against Bites In Sokoto
Special Adviser On Media And Publicity To The Senator, Bashar Abubakar Said Members Of The Communities In The District Expressed Their Gratitude To Senator Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko For The Annual Fumigation Program Aimed At Creating A Healthy Society.
The Program, Which Has Received Widespread Praise, Is A Testament To Senator Wamakko’s Commitment To The Well-being Of His Constituents.
Some Said, That By Flagging Off This Initiative, He Has Demonstrated His Dedication To Ensuring A Malaria-free Society For The People Of Sokoto State In General.
Earlier Before The Flagging Off Of The Program, The Executive Secretary To The Sokoto State Arabic And Islamic Education Board, Alh. Ahmad Baba Altine, While Explaining The Purpose Of The Gathering, Commended The Effort Of Senator Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko For The Enormous Support Toward His People.
Baba Altine Urged The Personnel Handling The Exercise To Be Faithful And Use The Insecticide Given To Them Effectively For The Benefit Of The Targeted Communities.
Flagging Off The Program, The Representative Of Senator Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko Who Is Also The Acting Permanent Secretary, Of The Ministry Of Environment Sokoto State, Alh. Almustapha Abubakar Alkali Described The Impact Of The Gesture On Humanity As A Great Honor.
He Called On The Apc Local Government Chairmen In The Benefiting Communities To Ensure Fairness Regardless Of The Political Differences.
Apc Chairman Of Sokoto South Local Government Ballo Mainasara, Assured Their Commitment To Any Program Initiated By Senator Wamakko.
Some Benefiting Communities Interviewed Expressed Delight At The Remarkable Effort Of The Senator.
While Thanking The Senator, Members Of The Fumigation Association In The State Under The Chairman Umar Bodinga, Appealed To The Sokoto State Government To Provide Them With Protection Gadgets For Their Safety.
It Is A Well-known Fact That Malaria Is A Major Public Health Concern In Nigeria, With An Estimated 68 Million Cases And 194,000 Deaths Due To The Disease As Highlighted In The 2021 World Health Organization Report.
With This Annual Fumigation Exercise Embarked On By The Distinguished Senator Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko, It Is Expected That The Malaria Disease Will Be Reduced In The State Metropolis To The Bearest Minimum.
