SMC vaccine is safe, free, Zamfara commissioner assures parents
Nafisa Mohammed Maradun, has assured residents that the Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) vaccine is safe and free, saying that 1.2 million children are targeted for this year’s vaccination exercise in the state. This was disclosed on Saturday in Gusau during a press briefing on the state government’s preparedness for the SMC exercise. ALSO READ: Malaria campaign: Zamfara to distributes over one million SMC doses According to him, the state government recorded significant progress during last year’s exercise, with 1.050 million children vaccinated across the state.
- ▪Nafisa Mohammed Maradun, has assured residents that the Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) vaccine is safe and free, saying that 1.2 million children are targeted for this year’s vaccination exercise in the state.
- ▪This was disclosed on Saturday in Gusau during a press briefing on the state government’s preparedness for the SMC exercise.
- ▪ALSO READ: Malaria campaign: Zamfara to distributes over one million SMC doses According to him, the state government recorded significant progress during last year’s exercise, with 1.050 million children vaccinated across the state.
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Home » SMC vaccine is safe, free, Zamfara commissioner assures parentsHealthLatest News SMC vaccine is safe, free, Zamfara commissioner assures parents Attahiru Ahmed July 25, 2026 Share Add as a preferred source googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-6861913-2'); }); The Zamfara State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Nafisa Mohammed Maradun, has assured residents that the Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) vaccine is safe and free, saying that 1.2 million children are targeted for this year’s vaccination exercise in the state. This was disclosed on Saturday in Gusau during a press briefing on the state government’s preparedness for the SMC exercise. Dr.
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