Gov't blows hot as parents demand palliatives before allowing children’s Immunisation Story by Victor Itodo ABUH  The Kwara State Government has expressed concern over parental reluctance to participate in routine immunisation campaigns for children aged 0 to 59 months, with some demanding “palliatives” before permitting vaccination. The issue came to light during the ongoing Routine Immunisation Vaccine Catch-Up exercise, which prioritises three local government areas—Ilorin East, Ifelodun, and Baruten—due to their low immunisation coverage. Dr Michael Oguntoye, Director of the Primary Healthcare System, highlighted the challenge during a stakeholders’ meeting on integrated health...