Information commissioner Okey Kanu disclosed this while briefing journalists at the Government House, Umuahia, on Monday.
He noted that the campaign would ensure adequate sensitisation.
She said women who attended antenatal clinics were more likely to deliver in safer environments.
They noted that strong primary health care systems remained the backbone of malaria elimination.
He described it as a form of regenerative medicine.
“There is no need for panic or travel restrictions,” the WHO said.
“The kind of punches he delivered, Portable may never recover from them,” said the doctor.
Medical doctors from Nigeria and other countries under travel ban can now stay and practise in the U.S. due to modifications of President Donald Trump’s sweeping travel ban.
The World Health Organisation says three people have died in a suspected hantavirus infection outbreak on a cruise ship sailing in the Atlantic Ocean.
Mr Ekwueme said Black men who develop the disease are more likely to present with an aggressive form.
