Mr Ezeh described the global adoption of ACPN’s proposal as a significant milestone for Nigeria.
Twenty-eight suspected cases and 15 deaths, including four health workers, have been reported in Congo.
He noted that free screening is part of AMAC’s efforts to enhance healthcare delivery and promote healthy living across the council’s communities.
The updated lists now include 523 essential medicines for adults and 374 for children.
Mr Abdullahi noted that the authority had increased the standards for accreditation.
One of the victims, Ms Sabo, stressed the need for the government to investigate the cause of the ailment.
He described the commitment as a promise to the next generation.
The DRC last declared the end of an Ebola outbreak in September 2022, after one case was confirmed in the eastern province of North Kivu.
Mr Janabi described Nigeria’s recent health sector reforms as timely and commendable.
Mr. Soludo stated that one of Nigeria’s biggest challenges is the lack of consolidated data on health expenditure across all levels of government.
