The latest Lassa fever situation report revealed that 73 per cent of confirmed cases came from Ondo, Edo, and Bauchi states.
Mr Olowojebutu,said, “The CMDs are like emperors. They are the ones that oversee the hospitals and are not answerable to anybody.’’
Mr Ugwuanyi said that Nigerian patients deserved the same high-quality treatment available abroad.
A patient, David Kure, who claimed to have been wrongly diagnosed of HIV at a Kaduna hospital due to expired equipment, said he underwent three consecutive tests to confirm his status.
According to WHO, in spite of the availability of safe and effective vaccines, the diseases remained a major cause of death.
A village in Mandaluyong, Metro Manila, is offering one Philippine peso ($0.017) for every five mosquitoes or larvae caught.
The Japanese government, on Thursday, pledged assistance of $3 million to Nigeria to combat cholera epidemic.
Mr Sigbeku spoke during a five-day training session for journalists, civil society organisations, and community-based organisations focused on AMR.
The executive secretary of Sokoto State Primary Healthcare Development Agency, Larai Tambuwal, disclosed this in an interview on Thursday in Sokoto.
Mr Pate reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to health sector transformation.
