The Minister of Health, Isaac Adewole, announced this Monday.
Read moreThe hospital and its management have come under intense criticism from Nigerians including Aisha Buhari.
Read moreA WHO official visits Nigeria.
Read moreParents in many parts of the country reacted to the rumour by pulling out children from primary schools.
Read moreIntervention commences in Plateau and Nasarawa states.
Read moreThere have been over 30 suspected cases of the disease in seven states.
Read moreSays Nigeria's per capita spending on health is low even by African standard.
Read moreThe FEC set up a committee to review several concerns in the sector.
Read moreThe health minister says Nigeria has recorded ten cases this year.
Read moreThe global agencies say children should reduce consumption of cheap, ultra-processed, calorie-dense, nutrient-poor foods.
Read moreThe minister explains that results of tests on the suspected victims have not been released.
Read moreThe pact has five pillars to upgrade the health sector of the region
Read moreThere is no known treatment or vaccine for the disease
Read moreThe union leader also highlighted some of the demands of the workers.
Read moreThe outbreak has already hit seven states.
Read moreThe MoU is to improve healthcare delivery in the state.
Read moreThe lawmakers note widespread misuse of the drugs by youth and women in the region.
Read moreThe lawmakers urge government to be pro-active against the disease.
Read moreThe states include Bayelsa, Rivers, Ekiti, Akwa Ibom, Lagos, Ogun and Cross River.
Read moreSays coordinated wholesale centres will be opened nationwide for distribution of drugs.
Read moreThe health minister says the cancer centre at the National Hospital in Abuja will be ready by December.
Read moreApart from Bayelsa and Rivers, neighbouring Akwa Ibom has also reported suspected cases of the viral disease.
Read moreThe state again warns residents not to consume bush meat.
Read more"The era of avoiding excessive handshake, regular hand-washing and abstinence from bush meat is here again.”
Read moreBayelsa state had earlier recorded cases of the viral disease on Thursday.
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