Friday’s quake was the strongest in Morocco’s history in more than 100 years – more than 2,400 people have been injured while many are still missing.
Some 2,122 people have been killed since the 6.8-magnitude quake rattled several parts of the country on Friday.
Health minister Muhammad Pate says Nigeria has the potential to become a hub for local vaccine production and distribution in Africa.
Latest state media reports said an estimated 2,122 people have been killed while more than 2,421 others were injured in the earthquake.
The qualifier between The Gambia and Congo will go ahead as scheduled on Sunday, despite the quake that has killed more than a thousand people.
“Our response will depend on the needs that are assessed on-site,” the group said in a statement.
Mr Tinubu assured the government and people of Morocco that the heartfelt prayers and thoughts of Nigerians were with them during this difficult moment of tragedy.
Thousands of illegal immigrants attempt to cross the Mediterranean every year.
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Ugandan Minister of Health, Ruth Aceng, and several other officials attended the signing ceremony, local media reported.
Gabon military ruler General Brice Nguema has ordered the release of his cousin, ousted President Ali Bongo, from detention.
