AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEbola Preparedness: Nigeria has begun a 42-day watch after an imported case, while the WHO says the country cannot yet be declared Ebola-free. The government has approved about ₦45bn for disease-surveillance systems at five airports. Stroke Warning: Nigerian experts say up to four in 10 patients die within 30 days, and one in four cases affects someone under 50. They urge people to recognise symptoms quickly and control blood pressure. Community Care: Federal leaders have pledged legal recognition and reliable salaries for community health workers, as African countries pursue a two-million-worker target by 2030. Medicine Safety: NAFDAC destroyed more than ₦8bn worth of fake, expired and banned products seized across North-Central Nigeria, including medicines and unsafe foods. Health Access: Lagos residents face a December 31 deadline to obtain health insurance ahead of mandatory coverage in 2027. Malaria Prevention: Kogi plans to distribute more than 3.1 million insecticide-treated nets to households from November 8 to 15.
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