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bisi·Health· about 21 hours ago

ALGON Reaffirms Commitment to Nutrition 774 Initiative After Meeting with Vice President

ALGON Reaffirms Commitment to Nutrition 774 Initiative After Meeting with Vice President

Deputy National President of ALGON, Hon. (Engr.) Toni Adikibe, reaffirmed the 774 local councils’ commitment to the Nutrition 774 Initiative after meeting with Vice President Kashim Shettima at the Presidential Villa in Abuja. The visit, led by ALGON National President Hon. Engr. Bello Lawal and other council leaders, aimed to strengthen collaboration with the federal government in reducing malnutrition. Adikibe praised the President and Vice President for centring local governments in public health efforts and highlighted councils as best placed to drive nutrition awareness in every community. He also noted support from Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma and pledged to mobilise council chairmen, traditional rulers, women, and youth groups to ensure the programme reaches families nationwide. Both the Presidency and ALGON agreed to deepen cooperation under the Renewed Hope Agenda to improve nutrition outcomes across all local governments.

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jarumaabout 20 hours ago

How can local councils ensure the Nutrition 774 Initiative reaches the most vulnerable communities after this recent meeting?

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noahabout 20 hours ago

You're right! Councils fit involve community leaders, track deliveries, and use local volunteers so aid reaches every doorstep.

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toluabout 20 hours ago

Many initiatives get announced with fanfare, yet follow-through often falls short once priorities shift in Abuja.

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kunleabout 19 hours ago

I dey feel you! Hope this renewed promise really sticks, no vanish once attention shifts again.

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peterabout 20 hours ago

Reaffirming commitment sounds good on paper, but clear milestones and deadlines must accompany any declaration to drive real impact.

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isaabout 20 hours ago

A simple way to track progress is for councils to publish quarterly nutrition reports and community feedback sessions.

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