A virologist says inadequate water and sanitation infrastructure, rather than lack of community awareness, drives recurrent cholera outbreaks in Nigeria.
They made the call in separate interviews during a media training session on ‘Biosafety and Agroecology’, organised for journalists in Abuja on Tuesday.
Roselynn Etukudo-Modi made the call on Friday in Abuja during a webinar organised to mark International Women’s Day 2026.
Ms Adeola said, “Nigerians need to understand the risks and know how to respond in case of an emergency.’’
