Diphtheria Alert: NCDC says 68% of confirmed diphtheria cases are in people not vaccinated, with another 28% unsure of status, urging parents to use free vaccines at primary healthcare centres and report suspected cases early. School Closures: Plateau State ordered immediate closure of primary and secondary schools over a diphtheria scare as suspected cases and deaths rise. Eye-Health Workforce: Ophthalmological Society of Nigeria warns that “japa” (ophthalmologist migration) could cost Nigeria about $150,000 per specialist yearly, worsening shortages and unequal access; it calls for better facilities and retention, especially in rural areas. Toxic Fuel Deaths: A pipeline theft in Rivers State is linked to at least 37 deaths after people inhaled toxic fumes while siphoning fuel, though authorities and the company dispute the toll—highlighting urgent public health and safety risks around oil theft. Healthcare Infrastructure Gap: Niger State residents say a primary healthcare centre serving about 4,798 people is in poor condition, with a damaged ceiling and inadequate patient space, raising concerns for safe care. Wellness at Work: NAN holds a fitness walk/jogging drive to tackle sedentary work risks like high blood pressure and diabetes among journalists and editors.