Mr Ojeifo disclosed in an interview with journalists in Benin on Monday that the two deaths were from the six confirmed cases of diphtheria recorded during the same period.
He said the hospital would equally serve as a citadel of medical research and training.
The NAFDAC boss added that the situation was also associated with longer-term health benefits.
He said that the presidential task force, which was instrumental in managing the COVID-19 pandemic, could play a crucial role in curbing the spread of mpox.
Mr Fatoki acknowledged the ongoing work of the club and expressed his commitment to collaboration.
Ms Ibrahim, represented by a director in the ministry, Alu Mohammed, said the government would leave no stone unturned in eradicating the menace of hard drugs.
Mr Shettima highlighted the government’s commitment to revitalising the healthcare system, with reforms anchored on a robust roadmap to tackle persistent issues.
The union highlighted the vulnerability of healthcare workers, emphasising that the persistent kidnappings undermined healthcare delivery to citizens.
Mr Ghebreyesus said he also had the opportunity to meet with the UN Country Team.
Mr Abayomi said that the panel headed by the Chief Medical Director, LASUTH, Prof. Adetokunbo Fabanwo, would submit a comprehensive report on the matter in seven days.
