Nigeria welcomed the memorandum on the early warning mechanism, signed by both countries, and urged its immediate activation whenever threats emerge.
He said the scars of colonialism are still evident in societies across the continent.
“There is no need for panic or travel restrictions,” the WHO said.
The World Health Organisation says three people have died in a suspected hantavirus infection outbreak on a cruise ship sailing in the Atlantic Ocean.
The latest advisory came amid growing xenophobic tensions in South Africa, where at least two Nigerian citizens were killed.
He said the meeting would primarily focus on mistreatment of Nigerian citizens and attacks on their businesses.
The court also said Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe would be deported.
Mr Babarinde expressed disappointment over the unfortunate development.
Nigeria’s consul general in Johannesburg called for sustained promotion of African unity as a pathway to meaningful growth and development across the continent.
The minister said the discovery undermined the policy’s integrity and credibility.
