Parents or guardians must give their consent.
The daily COVID-19 infection rate in the country has climbed back above 50 after 10 days.
Many women are wary of the health implications of reusing menstrual pads. But like other sanitary products, any health concerns raised are usually as a result of poor hygiene.
One in 13 Anambra residents has tuberculosis, says the Anambra State Tuberculosis, Leprosy and Buruli Ulcer Management.
Federal government has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to wanted 132 passengers who violated its COVID-19 quarantine protocols.
Fayemi has suspended the College of Health Sciences and Technology provost Cecilia Adebayo over 100 students who took ill following firefighters’ fumigation.
Elder statesman Tanko Yakasai has opposed establishing state police across the country, claiming that it will destroy Nigeria’s democracy.
The World Bank has approved a $700 million loan made by Nigeria to tackle open defecation and other sanitary problems in the country.
The students were writing examination when the fumigation took place.
Mrs Buhari had criticised Nigeria’s poor health care system before the outbreak of COVID-19, lambasting the handlers of State House Clinic.
