Mr Ojeifo noted that since the outbreak of Lassa fever was declared on December 30, 2024, the state had recorded 83 confirmed cases out of 378 suspected cases.
Mr Madubuata expressed hope that the police would apprehend the suspects to face prosecution.
The stakeholders said that if treatment for childhood cancer was made free in all government hospitals, such burden would be reduced on parents.
Amina El-Imam, Kwara Commissioner for Health, said the training aimed to build the capacity of the members’ efforts to reduce maternal mortality rates.
Regarding government response to childhood cancer, the national coordinator said efforts were in place to include it in the Cancer Health Fund.
He said that Mr Machina had congratulated the nurses and charged them to reciprocate by being dedicated to their duties.
The Israeli Ambassador to Nigeria, Michael Freeman, disclosed this in Abuja against the backdrop of the Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary symposium.
Mr Obidike said the panel found that Ms Ezeihejiofor refused to examine the pregnant woman or provide a referral letter when she visited the centre.
Ms Elelu warned that any contractor found wanting would have his contract terminated immediately.
Clinical trials with participating cancer patients are estimated to begin in 2027.
