Abstract
Primary healthcare aims to address the
primary health issues in the community by offering preventive, curative,
rehabilitative, and promotive services. It is well known that local government
governance typically possesses the least technical capacity to support the
necessary health care facilities and services for community members. The study
intends to identify how WHO intervention contributed to maternal health, family
planning and routine immunization in selected in Zamfara State. Data of this
study were generated from both primary and secondary sources. The instrument
used for primary data collection was administration of questionnaire and
interview to few individuals.1,219,567 were pronouncing as the entire
population of Gusau, Anka and Kauranamoda LGs in the Zamfara State. Krejcie and
Morgan recommended 384as sample of the study and which is representing 83.33%
of the population. The hypothesis was tested using multiple regression analysis
(SPSS version 23) and thematic analysis was adopted for the qualitative
dataanalyse. The found maternal health,
family planning and routing immunization are positive and highly affected by
the contribution of World Health Organization (WHO) intervention in the
selected LGA’s of Zamfara State.
Keywords: Contribution, Maternal Health, Primary Health Care, Routine Immunisation and World Health Organization
author/Bilyaminu Muhammad Bello & Yahaya Sa’adu
journal/FUJPAM Vol. 3, No. 1
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