Tag: Lagos State Ministry of Health

The singer also lamented the lifelong medication the condition subjects him to.

Ms Zamba said the equity fund, supported by 1 per cent of Lagos State's consolidated revenue, sets a benchmark ensuring ...

As of 2023, WHO revealed that Nigeria has more than 20 million people living with hepatitis B, C, or both.

Isa Sanusi, Amnesty International’s director, says the planned mass burial of 103 Endsars victims must be stopped and an investigation ...

“In 2011, the Lagos State House of Assembly updated the criminal code, providing for abortion to save the life and ...

Following her employment by the government, Mrs Adegbenro was deployed to Isolo General Hospital by the Health Service Commission, where ...

The affected pharmacies and patent medicine shops were sealed for offences including "inappropriate storage conditions of drugs, absence of licenced ...

The participants were from all 26 General Hospitals and 57 Comprehensive Primary Health Centers (PHCs) in the state as well ...

The Commissioner for Health, Akin Abayomi, said a surveillance and case investigation in the school revealed the infection.

The ministry said the laboratory was situated in a pharmacy which lacked the required government approval to carry out COVID-19 ...

Lagos State recorded 118 new cases of infection on Sunday, increasing the total confirmed cases to 10,144, with 8426 active ...

Lagos government says 11 females and 25 males recovered. This brings the total recoveries in the state to 1364.

Total recoveries in the state stands at 1,328 as of Monday.

As of Tuesday, 3, 239 patients have recovered from the infection in Nigeria, while 314 deaths have been recorded.

This is the highest number of daily recoveries since the pandemic started in Nigeria.

The state records 45 new recoveries.

Two deaths were also recorded.

A total of 406 people have now recovered from the disease in the state.

This brings the total discharged cases in Lagos to 358.

The state has recorded 11 deaths within the space of a week.

The recovered patients, eight females and 14 males, were reunited with the society after testing negative to coronavirus two consecutive ...

The discharged patients have been reunited with their families after testing negative to COVID-19 two consecutive times each.

As of Friday, Lagos had 590 confirmed cases of coronavirus.

The Nigerians were delayed because of the border closures in Ghana, Togo and Benin Republic due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

“This closure is thus part of the government’s renewed efforts to sanitise the drug distribution system and curb the proliferation ...