“Whether they are regular or irregular, they are human beings. Criminals also have a right to life. You cannot hound and kill them…,” the foreign minister said.
The last Ebola patient in Uganda, a Congolese national, was discharged on June 22.
Ms Odumegwu-Ojukwu stressed that Africa must pursue sustainable development through self-reliance, stronger institutions and strategic partnerships.
The executive board of IMF Monday completed the sixth and final review of the $3 billion, 39-month arrangement under the ECF for Ghana.
The UN has allocated $2 million from its Central Emergency Response Fund to strengthen Ebola outbreak preparedness in Rwanda.
According to the police, the suspects fled the scene and have not yet been arrested.
The ICC, based in The Hague, comprises 125 member states, including 33 African nations.
Ms Ibrahima identified MSMEs as the key drivers of regional economic growth and development.
The initiative is expected to boost public awareness and encourage broad participation.
The health ministry said the number of infections since the outbreak was declared in mid-May had risen to 3,200.
