One Kano Man Yarn How UNICEF and Deputy Gov. Use Correct Ginger Make Am Immunize Him Pikin Against Polio

One Kano man don finally open mouth talk how polio fear hold am like NEPA wire until UNICEF and deputy governor show face for him area. According to di man, e bin dey reason say maybe vaccine go make the pikin sick or cry too much, but na fear of polio really make am change gear.

One Kano man say, “I hear say polio fit bend person pikin leg like fried dodo. As dem talk say vaccine dey free and na small thing, I gree carry my boy go sharp-sharp.” E talk say ignorance wan use style put him child for danger before better information land.

The man no hide him gratitude give the health workers wey waka come house-to-house dey explain the matter. “If dem no come yarn me, I for still dey drag leg. But after I hear the full gist, I lock up fear and gree vaccinate my boy.”

One Kano Man Praise UNICEF and Deputy Gov. Say Dem No Dey Do Big Man, Dem Join Awareness Waka

One Kano man still hail the way UNICEF and deputy gov. waka enter street dey knock gate, carry megaphone dey talk about polio. E say him shock say even pipu wey wear agbada dey do community waka like church evangelism.

One Kano man yarn say, “Na that time I know say this vaccine matter serious. If deputy gov. fit waka inside dust and sun, who I be wey I no go carry my pikin go collect am?” That kain ginger na wetin motivate many parents for the area.

One Kano man also say the small drama wey UNICEF people act show how polio fit catch pikin like thief in the night. “The way that small boy for drama take cry when polio hold am, fear catch me. I swear, na from that moment I decide say I no dey joke again.”

One Kano Man Don Immunize Him Pikin Finish — Say Boy Strong Like Keke Engine Now

One Kano man proudly announce say after he carry the boy go collect the vaccine, everything soft. “Na small cry, but na normal pikin cry. After five minutes, the boy don dey play ball,” e talk. “Now e dey jump up and down like say na Super Mario.”

Kano Man yarn say since the boy take the vaccine, him sleep come sweet pass before. “I no dey think say wahala go show. I dey sleep like landlord now,” he add, laughing.

One Kano man no stop there — e don turn neighborhood ambassador for polio vaccine. “Any mama wey still dey do shakara, I go meet am for gate. I go talk say, ‘Sister, carry your pikin go take am. Na now wey e dey free o!’”