**Suleja Emir Gives Stamp of Approval to Niger State's New Health Agenda** In a significant move to strengthen the healthcare system in Niger State, the Emir of Suleja, HRH Muhammad Awwal Ibrahim, has pledged the support of the Suleja Emirate Council to Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago's New Niger Health Agenda. This initiative aims to improve health standards across the state by promoting routine immunisation, maternal and child healthcare, environmental sanitation, and hospital-based deliveries. Recently, a high-level delegation from the Niger State Ministry of Health, led by Commissioner Dr. Murtala Muhammad Bagana, visited the Suleja Emirate Palace as part of a statewide tour to rally support from traditional institutions for the health reform programme. The Emir commended the state government for recognising the crucial role that traditional rulers play in shaping public health outcomes. The Emir assured the delegation that the Suleja Emirate Council will collaborate closely with the government and its partners to sensitise communities on the importance of these health initiatives. He acknowledged the influential position of traditional and religious leaders in shaping community attitudes and promoting positive health-seeking behaviour. The Emir of Minna, Umar Faruq Bahago, also pledged the support of the Minna Emirate in mobilising residents to adopt routine immunisation and enroll in the state's health insurance scheme. The Niger State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Bagana, highlighted the indispensable role of traditional institutions in the success of the New Niger Health Agenda, stating that their influence will be crucial in countering misinformation and boosting community participation in healthcare programmes. This development is a significant step forward for Niger State, as it seeks to improve the health and wellbeing of its citizens. With the support of traditional institutions, the state government is well on its way to achieving its health objectives and creating a healthier society for all.