Cholera: Death toll rises to 16 in Niger, 150 cases recorded
Thirteen people were recorded dead two weeks ago during the initial breakout. Besides the loss of lives,150 positive cases were also recorded.
51.9% of Kano children stunted by malnutrition – UNICEF reports
According to him, investment in child nutrition is one of the most cost-effective interventions for national development.
No local strike in eight years at UBTH, says CMD
“Despite the complex nature of the teaching hospital like UBTH, we have done a lot and I am fulfilled,” he said.
Foundation inaugurates solar-powered borehole
A manually operated pump has also been installed to provide an alternative water source during extended periods of low sunlight.
VIDEO: Everyone digging borehole in Lekki is probably drinking ‘shit water’ – Lagos govt
He said, “On waste water treatment, I will say that everyone digging borehole within the Lekki axis is probably drinking what I will call ‘shit water.’
Tinubu directs rollout of free healthcare for low-income retirees
“President Tinubu strongly supported the reforms, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to inclusive growth and protection for ordinary Nigerians.
Lassa fever kills 155 in seven months – Report
The NCDC also noted that the number of new confirmed cases in week 29 remained the same as in week 27, with fresh infections reported in Ondo and Edo states.
Silent killer: Soaring drug costs, ignorance fueling hypertension deaths
‘’Public awareness campaigns, regular screenings, and adherence to the guidelines are core components of these efforts,’’ Toma stated.
Health insurance: Over 190m Nigerians still uninsured – Providers report
“We need sustained funding, a nationwide public education drive, and—above all—the political will to implement the law in spirit and letter.”
NDLEA: 800,000 fresh undergraduates to face drug tests from September
Although higher institutions operate different calendars, some will begin new academic sessions in September.
