The Nigerian Senate has officially passed a bill aimed at establishing the National Agency for Malaria Elimination. This significant legislative development occurred during a session on June 3, 2026, following the third reading of the bill. The passage was facilitated by the consideration and subsequent adoption of the report presented by the Senate Committee on Health (Secondary and Tertiary), which is chaired by Senator Banigo. The establishment of this agency is intended to enhance efforts in combating malaria and related health issues in the country.
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