AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTele-robotic surgery: Nigeria recorded a major medical milestone as a surgeon in Ogun remotely removed a cancerous kidney in Abuja, with the team citing real-time connectivity support (including Starlink) and noting that reliable links remain a key challenge. Ebola alert: Nigeria’s NCDC tightened Ebola surveillance after DRC cases rose, requiring enhanced health declaration forms for travellers from high-risk countries while continuing to review measures. Lassa fever update: NCDC reported 1,086 Lassa cases and 259 deaths across 24 states in 2026, with fatality rates rising—pushing renewed focus on early diagnosis and care. Malaria impact: APPMED says malaria is still devastating Nigerian families daily, urging community action and support for prevention and treatment. Kidney failure cost reality: Music video director TG Omori opened up about months of kidney failure and the heavy cost of dialysis, including the need for a compatible donor. Security and care disruption: Gunmen abducted the medical director of Multicare Hospital in Makurdi, while reports also flagged ongoing insecurity pressures on health facilities. Road safety push: WHO and media groups launched a road-safety reporting drive in Abuja to improve how crashes are covered and to drive accountability.
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