Mrs Adeyeye said that 14.3 million Nigerians were confirmed as victims of drug abuse.
Mr Aliyu said that World Cancer Day was targeted at raising awareness, improving education, and catalysing joint action to prevent cancer.
The Association of Women Living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria says it is re-strategising to reduce stigmatisation against people living with the virus.
Project Pink Blue has urged the government to increase awareness of colorectal cancer to help prevent avoidable deaths.
President Bola Tinubu had earlier on Tuesday signed the bill into law, officially establishing the NCDC.
Mr Pate highlighted the urgent need for a coordinated response to combat frequent cholera outbreaks across the country.
Chemonics which did not immediately suspect foul play passed all the fraudulent bills to USAID for payment.
Ms Agana also lamented the high cost of cancer treatment, calling for a focus on prevention.
Mr Salako stressed that cancer care should not be limited to urban areas.
The East African country announced an outbreak of Ebola in the capital, Kampala, with a single case, a nurse who died on January 29.
