The Adamawa State government has started a large-scale campaign to vaccinate children against polio.

The programme is designed to cover about 1.2 million children across different communities in the state.

Health workers are expected to move from house to house to ensure every eligible child receives the vaccine.

Authorities have urged parents and guardians to support the exercise and allow their children to be immunised.

The campaign is part of broader efforts to strengthen public health and prevent the spread of diseases.

Officials believe the initiative will help protect children and move the state closer to eliminating polio completely.