Kebbi State Primary Healthcare Development Agency

17/09/2025

16/08/2025

Kebbi State Honourable Commissioner of Health chaired the Evening Review Meeting of IBRA

In a pivotal initiative to bolster immunization efforts in Kebbi State, Hon. Yunusa Musa Isma'il, the Honourable Commissioner of Health, chaired the evening review meeting of the In-between Round Activities (IBRA) at the Primary Healthcare Development Agency. This meeting aimed to assess the progress and challenges of immunization programs across the state and to develop effective improvement strategies for all 21 local government areas.

During his address, Hon. Musa stressed the importance of strict supervision to achieve immunization goals. He urged department heads to take necessary actions, including disciplinary measures, against field officers who fall short of the expected standards of conduct. This call for accountability is designed to ensure that all personnel involved in the immunization process maintain the integrity and professionalism vital for their roles.

The meeting was highly productive, allowing for open discussions aimed at strengthening immunization efforts and safeguarding community health and well-being. The collaborative spirit among attendees highlighted their strong commitment to improving health outcomes through enhanced immunization practices.

16/08/2025

YOU WILL BE HELD SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ABDICATION OF DUTIES: HONORABLE COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH ISSUES STRONG WARNING TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS OF HEALTH.

The Honourable Commissioner of Health, Alhaji Yunusa Musa, recently delivered a strong warning to local government directors of health regarding their responsibilities in a crucial campaign for measles and rubella vaccination. This announcement took place during a sensitization meeting held on August 15, 2025, at Saffar Guest Hall, attended by all 21 local government chairmen and health directors.

In his address, Commissioner Musa expressed his confidence in the local government chairmen to fulfill their duties in the vaccination campaign. He highlighted the importance of the measles and rubella vaccine in combating these diseases and urged the health directors to fully commit to ensuring a successful vaccination campaign when it commences. He cautioned that any neglect of responsibilities would lead to appropriate consequences, emphasizing the critical nature of their roles in public health.

The commissioner also took the opportunity to thank the State Government, led by His Excellency Dr. Nasir Idris Kauran Gwandu, for its steadfast support in improving health standards within the state. This collaborative effort is vital for the state's ongoing public health initiatives.

14/08/2025

13/08/2025

KBSPHCDA Conducts Oversight Visit to Randali PHC in Birnin Kebbi Local Government

On Tuesday, August 12, 2025, a delegation from the Kebbi State Primary Health Care Development Agency (KBSPHCDA) conducted an oversight visit to the Randali Primary Health Care Center (PHC) in Birnin Kebbi Local Government.

The visit was led by Acting Executive Secretary Pharmacy Nasiru Mohammed Yauri and included The board chairman and directors from various departments within the agency.

The purpose of the visit was to assess the performance of health workers, identify challenges they face, and provide on the job training aimed at enhancing health service delivery in the community.

During the visit, the team noted several commendable aspects, including the cleanliness of the premises and the exemplary efforts of the facility head. However, they also identified key issues, such as low client turnout and discrepancies in data reporting.

In response to the findings, Acting Executive Secretary Pharmacy Nasiru Mohammed Yauri invited the head of the facility, Aliyu Muhammad Ladan, to elaborate on the challenges being faced. Ladan acknowledged the areas needing improvement and expressed a commitment to implementing necessary corrections. He also appealed for the transfer of additional staff to address the current manpower shortages.

Nasiru Mohammed Yauri commended the health workers for their dedication and resilience. He assured them that efforts would be made to increase the staffing levels at the facility, he finally summoned all the staff for an instant training in some identified areas.

The board chairman, Alhaji Haruna Kangiwa, emphasized the importance of applying the knowledge gained during the on the job training. He cautioned that future shortcomings would result in appropriate consequences, reinforcing the need for excellence in service delivery.

Overall, the visit was productive, with a focus on collaboration and improvement to ensure quality health services for the community.

22/04/2025

PRESS RELEASE
20th April, 2025

KBSPHCDA EXECUTIVE SECRETARY APPLAUDS MENINGITIS AND MEASLES VACCINATION TEAMS IN JEGA AND ALIERO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

The Kebbi State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (KBSPHCDA) conducted supervisory visits to the meningitis and measles vaccination teams operating in the Jega and Aliero local government areas.

The visit, led by the Executive Secretary of the Agency, Alhaji Abubakar Muhammad, aimed to ensure the effective and qualitative delivery of meningitis and measles vaccines in these regions.

During the visits, the Executive Secretary and his team expressed their satisfaction with the vaccination teams’ performance. Their approval was driven by the remarkable turnout of community members and the meticulous ex*****on of the vaccination process observed on-site.

Alhaji Abubakar Muhammad also took the opportunity to commend the present administration for its substantial support in ensuring the provision of necessary resources for the vaccination exercise. He recognized the deep concern expressed by the Executive Governor of Kebbi State, Dr. Nasir Idris Kauran Gwandu, regarding the importance of this initiative.

In his concluding remarks, the Executive Secretary reached out to various community leaders in both local governments, urging them to intensify efforts in promoting the vaccination campaign. He called on everyone to come forward and get vaccinated, emphasizing that collective participation is vital in combating vaccine preventable diseases.

“Our dedicated vaccination teams are making a significant impact in our communities, and their hard work truly deserves recognition,” he emphasized. "The support from the state government is instrumental in the success of this vital health campaign. It is crucial that community leaders actively engage with their constituents to ensure maximum participation."

The KBSPHCDA encourages all residents to seize the opportunity to protect themselves and their families through vaccination.

Musa Yakubu
KBSPHCDA Reporter

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09/04/2025

Press Release
Date: April 8, 2025

THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF KBSPHCDA ISSUES STRONG WARNING TO KALGO'S PRIMARY HEALTH WORKERS

In a proactive move to enhance the quality of healthcare service delivery in Kebbi State, the Kebbi State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (KBSPHCDA) Strengthens Oversight with Unannounced Supervision Visits to Kalgo's Primary Healthcare Facilities

The initiative was led by the Executive Secretary of KBSPHCDA, Alhaji Abubakar Muhammad, alongside the agency's directors and dedicated staff. The primary aim of this unexpected visit was to ensure that both personnel and equipment at the healthcare facilities were being utilized effectively and efficiently.

Supervisory assessments were conducted at MCH Kalgo, Gayi Primary Healthcare, and Diggi Healthcare facilities, all located in the Kalgo local government area.

During the visit to MCH Kalgo in Kalgo Town, several unethical activities were detected, ranging from staff reluctance in fulfilling their duties to deficiencies in records and documentation. Additionally, the agency observed unhygienic conditions and a lack of proper equipment usage.

In response to these findings, Executive Secretary Abubakar Muhammad expressed his disappointment and summoned the Local Government Health Director and his LGA team for further questioning. He emphasized that the administration led by Dr. Nasir Idris Kauran Gwandu prioritizes health issues and has ensured the adequate provision of equipment and incentives. Moreover, he urged all staff to comply strictly with the established guidelines of their roles and responsibilities, warning that any misconduct in the future may result in severe sanctions.

Meanwhile, the overall outcome of the Gayi and Diggi Healthcare facilities was satisfactory, although both were also found to have issues with updating data tools and a lack of technical know-how in operating some machines. In response, the Executive Secretary directed immediate on-the-job training for frontline health workers.

During the visit, the supervising team also assessed the overall conditions of the facilities, reviewed operational protocols, and engaged with healthcare workers and patients to gather essential feedback on service delivery.

Alhaji Abubakar Muhammad highlighted the agency's commitment to maintaining high standards in healthcare service provision and stated, "We will not tolerate any inappropriate behavior next time." He reiterated that these supervisory visits are crucial for identifying areas that require improvement and ensuring that the healthcare services provided meet the needs of the community. He finally encouraged the facility to conduct a periodical facility management and WDC meeting with a proper meeting agenda, minutes of the meeting, and action points.

Musa Yakubu
KBSPHCDA Reporter

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