The first lady stressed the importance of grassroots interventions in the fight against TB.
Mr Agbor expressed concern over the poor state of Obubra’s General Hospital.
The director identified places like Kano, Bauchi, Kaduna, Abia, Ebonyi, Port Harcourt and Lagos as cholera hotspots in the country.
Information commissioner Okey Kanu disclosed this during a press briefing on the outcome of the weekly State Executive Council meeting in Umuahia.
Mrs Tinubu said the disease is a deadly one that requires health emergencies and urgent attention.
National data also showed that since 2012, China has reduced TB incidence and mortality by approximately 30 per cent nationwide.
Mr Fagbemi said the government and supporting partner were committed to eradicating tuberculosis in the state and Nigeria.
Singapore authorities announced on Monday that the seizure of e-vaporisers worth about $150,000 was intended for sale in the country.
She said APWEN in Lagos has empowered female engineers to lead initiatives promoting climate resilience and environmental sustainability.
She affirmed NAFDAC’s commitment to ensuring medicines are safe.
