Over ₦100m Worth Of Expired Goods Confiscated At Bida Markets
- HEALTH
- February 20, 2026

Lagos State Government has assured residents that there is currently no confirmed Ebola case in the state, stressing that its emergency response and disease surveillance systems remain fully active amid the outbreak in parts of Central and East Africa. Commissioner for Health, Akin Abayomi, said the state was closely monitoring the situation following directives from
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Médecins Sans Frontières has raised alarm over a worsening humanitarian emergency in Nigeria, citing escalating hunger, disease outbreaks and insecurity that are pushing vulnerable families — especially children — toward death and despair. In its 2025 Nigeria Country Report, the organisation described overstretched hospitals, rising severe acute malnutrition and communities trapped between poverty and conflict,
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The Katsina State Government has announced that it vaccinated 2.954 million children against polio during the March 2026 immunisation campaign conducted across all 34 local government areas of the state. The Executive Secretary of the State Primary Healthcare Agency, Dr. Shamsudeen Yahaya, disclosed this on Wednesday during a media briefing and mass mobilisation dialogue ahead
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Aliko Dangote has urged stronger collaboration between governments and private organisations to accelerate efforts to end malaria across Africa. Speaking to mark World Malaria Day 2026, he noted that despite progress, sub-Saharan Africa still bears over 90% of the global malaria burden. Dangote highlighted that the disease continues to heavily impact vulnerable groups, including children,
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Nigeria has recorded a new case of COVID-19, marking a fresh development years after the global outbreak subsided. The case was confirmed in Cross River State. The state Ministry of Health has begun contact tracing for individuals linked to a Chinese national who tested positive after being admitted. The Commissioner for Health, Henry Ayuk, disclosed
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Nigeria has recorded a significant decline in deaths caused by Tuberculosis, with mortality dropping by 63 percent between 2015 and 2024, according to the Federal Capital Territory Administration. The Director of Public Health at the FCTA, Dan Gadzama, disclosed this during a World TB Day 2026 community outreach held in Mabushi, Abuja. He noted that
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