Community stakeholders at Tudun Fulani

Last Week Sunday: During a Town Hall meeting with Community stakeholders at Tudun Fulani primary Health Care (PHC) Kano State as part of the Covid-19 Transparency and Accountability Project (CTAP) implemented by CODE, The project aims to promote accountability and transparency in the service delivery of PHCs in Nigeria





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