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The Katsina State Ministry of Health is the primary government body responsible for formulating policies, regulating, and overseeing public health and healthcare services in Katsina State, Nigeria.

KATSINA STATE MINISTRY OF HEALTH HOLDS PARALLEL MEETINGS ON HIV/AIDS SUSTAINABILITY AND PMTCT SCALE-UPThe Katsina State ...
16/10/2026

KATSINA STATE MINISTRY OF HEALTH HOLDS PARALLEL MEETINGS ON HIV/AIDS SUSTAINABILITY AND PMTCT SCALE-UP

The Katsina State Ministry of Health has convened two parallel stakeholder meetings to strengthen government ownership of HIV/AIDS programmes and accelerate efforts to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV across the state.

The meetings, held on Wednesday, 14th October 2026, at the Honourable Commissioner’s Conference Hall in Katsina, were organised through the State AIDS, Viral Hepatitis and STIs Control Programme (SASCP).

They comprised the State-Led Oversight Committee and Partner Coordinating Platform Forum Meeting on HIV/AIDS Sustainability and Ownership and the State PMTCT Meeting under the PMTCT Scale-up Implementation.

The HIV/AIDS sustainability meeting reviewed strategies for strengthening state leadership of HIV programmes and preparing the government to assume greater financial and operational responsibility as international donor support transitions. Participants also examined ways to improve coordination between government institutions and development partners.

Discussions focused on domestic financing, accountability mechanisms, commodity supply chain management, and the integration of HIV services into state healthcare facilities and relevant health insurance schemes. Stakeholders also considered measures to align partner resources, close funding gaps, strengthen local governance, and maintain a reliable supply of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs across health facilities. The meeting further reviewed the state’s sustainability roadmap and findings from supervisory visits conducted in July 2026.

Meanwhile, the State PMTCT Meeting assessed operational challenges affecting the implementation of services designed to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV. Participants discussed existing bottlenecks and strategies to scale up PMTCT interventions, strengthen service delivery, and improve programme outcomes across Katsina State.

Both meetings highlighted the need for sustained government leadership, stronger partner coordination, increased domestic financing, and improved accountability within the health system to maintain HIV/AIDS interventions and accelerate progress towards the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV in Katsina State.

Hauwa Hamisu Isah
Public Relations Officer
Katsina State Ministry of Health

Dr. Dikko Umaru Radda Musa Adamu Funtua Jakadan Safana Adamu Suleiman Gachi Katsina State Ministry Of Health Dmsa Katsina Katsina State Primary Health Care Agency-KSPHCA National Primary Health Care Development Agency Katsina State Hospital Services Management Board

KATSINA STATE GOVERNMENT SIGNS MoU WITH HEARTLANDThe Katsina State Government on Wednesday, 14th October, 2026, signed a...
16/10/2026

KATSINA STATE GOVERNMENT SIGNS MoU WITH HEARTLAND

The Katsina State Government on Wednesday, 14th October, 2026, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Heartland at the office of the Honourable Commissioner for Health, Katsina State Ministry of Health.

The signing ceremony marks a step towards strengthening collaboration between the state government and Heartland in advancing healthcare delivery in Katsina State.

Hauwa Hamisu Isah
Public Relations Officer
Katsina State Ministry of Health

Dr. Dikko Umaru Radda Musa Adamu Funtua Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria Katsina State Hospital Services Management Board Dmsa Katsina Katsina State Primary Health Care Agency-KSPHCA Comrd M K Ahmed Jakadan Safana

KATSINA STATE AGENCY FOR THE CONTROL OF HIV/AIDS ORGANISES PMTCT OUTREACH, DISTRIBUTES MAMA KITS TO 100 PREGNANT WOMENTh...
14/10/2026

KATSINA STATE AGENCY FOR THE CONTROL OF HIV/AIDS ORGANISES PMTCT OUTREACH, DISTRIBUTES MAMA KITS TO 100 PREGNANT WOMEN

The Katsina State Agency for the Control of AIDS, in collaboration with the Office of the First Lady of Katsina State and Safe Space Humanitarian Initiative (SASHIN), organised an outreach on the Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT) of HIV/AIDS and distributed Mama Kits to 100 pregnant women.

The outreach, held on Tuesday, 13th October 2026, at the General Hospital, Ingawa, was chaired by the First Lady of Katsina State Haj Zulaihat Dikko Radda .The event was attended by a representative of the Honourable Commissioner for Health, religious and traditional leaders, the wife of the Speaker of the Katsina State House of Assembly, wives of Local Government Chairmen, healthcare personnel, beneficiaries, members of the media, among other stakeholders.

The initiative aimed to promote maternal and child health, strengthen efforts to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV, and provide essential maternal care items to pregnant women.

The programme also highlighted the importance of collaboration among government institutions, community leaders, healthcare providers and humanitarian organisations in improving maternal and child health outcomes across Katsina State.

Hauwa Hamisu Isah
Public Relations Officer
Katsina State Ministry of Health

Dr. Dikko Umaru Radda Musa Adamu Funtua Jakadan Safana Katsina State Hospital Services Management Board Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria Dmsa Katsina Katsina State Primary Health Care Agency-KSPHCA Comrd M K Ahmed Katsina State Ministry Of Health

🌟 Celebrating Excellence, Leadership, and Service 🌟Today, we proudly celebrate a remarkable milestone as our Medical Dir...
13/10/2026

🌟 Celebrating Excellence, Leadership, and Service 🌟

Today, we proudly celebrate a remarkable milestone as our Medical Director and Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Aishatu Yusha'u Armiyau, continues to make the Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Kaduna proud.

Prof. Armiyau has been recognized among a distinguished group of scholars and leaders featured in “A Moment with the Pro-Chancellor and Professors” during the maiden convocation activities of the Federal University of Health Sciences, Azare (FUHSA). This recognition is a testament to a career defined by excellence, visionary leadership, mentorship, and unwavering commitment to advancing healthcare and academia.

As she shares her wealth of knowledge and experience with students and future professionals, she continues to inspire the next generation of leaders to pursue excellence, resilience, and service to humanity.

At FNPH Kaduna, we are honoured to witness her impact and celebrate this well-deserved recognition. Her accomplishments reflect the values of our institution and underscore the importance of leadership that transforms lives and builds stronger communities.

Congratulations, Prof. Aishatu Yusha'u Armiyau!
May this engagement be impactful, inspiring, and rewarding as you continue to blaze trails in mental health care, medical education, and national development.

💚 A proud moment for FNPH Kaduna.
💚 A celebration of leadership, mentorship, and excellence.
Aishatu Yushau Armiyau
Prof Aishatu Yushau Armiyau

Katsina Strengthens Family Planning Sustainability as DISC 2.0 TransitionsThe Katsina State Ministry of Health (SMoH) an...
08/10/2026

Katsina Strengthens Family Planning Sustainability as DISC 2.0 Transitions

The Katsina State Ministry of Health (SMoH) and the State Primary Health Care Agency (SPHCA), in collaboration with the Society for Family Health (SFH) through the Delivering Innovation in Self-Care (DISC 2.0) project, with support from Population Services International (PSI), have held a Bi-Annual Family Planning Stakeholders’ Coordination Meeting in Katsina.

The meeting, held at Alhujrat Royal Suite, brought together State and LGA stakeholders, development partners and the media to review progress in Family Planning (FP) and Self-Injection (SI), assess their contribution to improved maternal health, and discuss strategies for sustaining the gains recorded under DISC 2.0 as the project transitions.

The Honourable Commissioner for Health stressed the importance of sustaining Family Planning interventions as part of the State’s efforts to improve maternal and child health, while stakeholders commended the SMoH and SPHCA for their leadership in advancing FP services across the State.

Discussions highlighted gaps in domestic financing, commodity procurement, supervision, demand generation and data quality. The State SWAp Coordinator, Pharm. Gachi, noted that Katsina has domesticated the FP procurement guideline and provided for FP commodities in the State budget, with ongoing engagement to actualize the allocation. He also advocated for including FP in the State Health Insurance benefit package and reactivating the RMNCAEH Technical Working Group.

The LMCU Coordinator, DMSA, Hajiya Fatima, identified the proposed integration of Last Mile Delivery as an opportunity to improve the distribution and availability of FP commodities at health facilities.

Stakeholders also appreciated the contributions of SFH, PSI and AMI towards expanding access to Family Planning and Self-Injection services. The PHC Director of Kaita LGA emphasized the need for sustained outreach, demand generation, stronger State-LGA coordination and reduced dependence on development partners.

The meeting ended with a shared commitment to strengthening government ownership, domestic financing and coordination to ensure that the gains achieved through DISC 2.0 are sustained beyond the project period.

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Hauwa Hamisu Isah
Public Relations Officer
SMOH

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