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Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention

June 2, 2026

Enugu advises residents against self-medication amid Ebola alert

Mr Ugwu said surveillance activities had been intensified at all points of entry.

Enugu State
May 24, 2026

Lagos rules out immediate Ebola threat, steps up surveillance measures

He said the state’s biosecurity and emergency response systems remained fully activated and outbreak-tested.

Lagos health commissioner Akin Abayomi. [CREDIT: Twitter page of Mr Abayomi]
May 17, 2026

Lagos urges increased vigilance against Lassa fever

The commissioner advised residents to store food in rodent-proof containers.

Rats
April 23, 2026

Nigeria transitioning from climate-health policy to action: SWAp Coordinator

Mr Umar-Sadiq noted that the SWAp initiative aims to align national, state, and partner efforts

PHCs
March 16, 2026

NCDC: Six health workers contract Lassa fever in Nigeria

NCDC says six healthcare workers were infected with Lassa fever in one week, raising fresh concerns about occupational exposure among frontline health workers.

Patients in the hospital
February 5, 2026

Nigeria strengthens AMR surveillance with quality assurance

Nigeria is strengthening antimicrobial resistance surveillance by focusing on quality assurance and ‘One Health’ integration under its National Action Plan.

NCDC building
December 10, 2025

NCDC reports 17 new Lassa fever cases, one death

Nigeria recorded the highest global burden, with most cases reported in Ondo, Edo, Bauchi, Taraba, and Ebonyi.

Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention
October 10, 2025

NCDC certifies PALS multiplicators to redefine public health practice

Mr Idris said the project had already trained 140 change agents in 35 health facilities and 41 state trainers across five of Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones.

Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention
September 22, 2025

Hospitals urged to respect patient confidentiality

“If the illness is not a notifiable condition, as the case definition for viral haemorrhagic fever, then his privacy and medical confidentiality must be respected,” he said.

Health ministry building