Mr Ibrahim advised parents to provide regular meals and encourage children to drink water more.
The coordinator also emphasised that cancer treatment should be individualised.
He described the situation as a crisis that required urgent attention.
He said health sovereignty should go beyond domestic financing and local manufacturing.
The 22-year-old victim said the syndicate changed his name before he was given a consent form to sign and remove his kidney.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries David Vlajcic said no new outbreaks had been detected among domestic pigs since August 4.
“No matter how bad the situation looks, being bad is all the reason you should be in the hospital,” Mr Nwokwu said, urging facilities to prioritise patients’ continuing needs.
The outreach coordinator, Raodat Olawuyi, said the initiative was driven by a personal commitment to give back to the community.
“Developing Nigeria’s capacity in the emerging field is crucial to improving access to advanced cancer treatment,” the minister said.
The NCDC DG, Jide Idris, says Nigeria has recorded more than 65,000 suspected cholera cases across 35 states and about 195 lLGAs.
