Intensified Response to Confirmed Ebola Case in Nigeria
The Federal Government has intensified its response to the first confirmed case of Ebola in Nigeria.
The Federal Government has intensified its response to the first confirmed case of Ebola in Nigeria.
Two prominent Nigerian figures have urged political parties to avoid divisive rhetoric amid the Ebola outbreak, with concerns that ethnic and religious appeals could exacerbate national tensions.
The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has raised concerns about a potential Ebola outbreak in Nigeria, following reports of a case in the Democratic…
Following the confirmation of an Ebola case in Abuja, Nigeria's health authorities have stepped up nationwide surveillance and state mobilisation.
The APC has defended President Tinubu's handling of the Ebola outbreak, denying accusations by Atiku Abubakar of politicising the crisis and neglecting a ₦10bn emergency fund.
The African Centre for Disease Control (Africa CDC) has confirmed that Nigeria's first Ebola patient is a diplomat's wife who recently holidayed in Uganda.
The Federal Government has placed 46 persons, who had contact with an Ebola patient, on a 21-day no-fly list as part of measures to contain the virus.
The Nigerian government has assured citizens of its preparedness to contain the Ebola outbreak, following the detection of a case in Uganda.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has accused President Tinubu of failing to account for N10 billion earmarked for Ebola preparedness.
Following reports of an Ebola case in Abuja, SUNU Health Nigeria and the Kano Disease Centre have urged citizens to remain vigilant and adhere to preventive measures.
In response to the Ebola outbreak, the Nigerian Senate has called for emergency funding and the implementation of mandatory health screenings at the nation's borders.
Nigerian lawmakers have called on the Federal Government to release outstanding health funds to strengthen the country's response to the Ebola outbreak.
With recent concerns about Ebola in Abuja, it's crucial for Nigerians to stay informed and take necessary precautions. Here's what we know.
The Academy of Medical Sciences of Nigeria has advised Nigerians to avoid handshakes and hugs as a precautionary measure against the spread of Ebola, following a confirmed case…
Nigeria has confirmed its first case of Ebola, according to multiple reports. The patient, a woman who recently arrived from Uganda, has tested positive for the virus.