The proposal is a key highlight of the 27th ordinary session of the ECOWAS Assembly of Health Ministers held on Tuesday in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
The ministers said inefficient use of resources continue to slow progress against the disease.
The British Museum and University of Oxford experts have visited the Nigerian Railway Corporation Legacy Museum to explore collaboration in preserving railway heritage.
Mr Sesay said he took full responsibility for the crisis.
President Julius Bio declared a nationwide curfew following the security breach at the military barracks in Freetown.
Mrs Tinubu, in her remarks, held that the soul of a nation is measured by how it treats its children.
Mr Bio also pointed out that Nigeria’s military assisted the country in winning wars until peace was restored in the nation.
The suspects had intended to cause disruption across the country under the pretexts of upcoming protests, according to information uncovered by the police.
Sierra Leone on Monday counted the presidential election votes following violence and the death of an opposition party volunteer.
Protests were concentrated in the north and west – opposition heartlands – of the West African country.
