According to the state government in a statement issued on Wednesday, there are no longer active cases again in any of the LGAs.
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The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the cholera outbreak was first detected on Sunday in Shiroro Local Government Area.
Dr. Egwuonwu Samuel, the Ministry’s Director of Medical Services, disclosed this in a letter addressed to the Guild of Medical Directors.
The Commissioner for Health, Chief Felix Tangwami, confirmed the outbreak in Yola, the Adamawa State capital, in a statement.
The State Commissioner for Health, Dr Joseph Onojaeme, stated this on Tuesday while giving an update on the cholera situation in Asaba, the state capital
According to the latest data via the NCDC website, Lagos State, as of week 25, registered 104 new cases out of the country’s total of 113 reported cases for the week.
The State’s Commissioner for Health, Dr. Adaeze Chidinma Oreh, who disclosed this in a press statement she personally
The News Agency of Nigeria reports the warning strike by the medical and health workers, coupled with the indefinite strike embarked upon by nurses and midwives over a month ago, is coming amid nationwide cholera outbreak.
It also urged the public to be more vigilant and to imbibe good sanitation and hygiene practices at home and in their workplace.
Dr Kalu Kalu, Executive Secretary, Abia State Primary Healthcare Development Agency (ASPHDA) disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Umuahia, on Wednesday.
The State Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi, made the disclosure on Monday through his official X account.
The State Commissioner for Health, Prof Akin Abayomi, made this known on his Instagram page, @profakinabayomi, on Monday, providing an update on the cholera outbreak in the state.
This was contained in a statement on Monday by the State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Adaeze Oreh, in Port Harcourt.
A statement from the Information Officer of Adamawa Ministry of Health, Mohammed Abubakar, said two cases were recorded in each of the Local Government areas but there was no death.
Atiku made this known Saturday in Yola while updating newsmen on the epidemic.
Charity Warigon, the WHO Communications Officer, said in a statement in Abuja on Monday that as of May 26, about 434 cases of cholera had been reported in the area, leading to 13 deaths.
Dilli told News Agency of Nigeria on Wednesday in Yola, that no additional death has been recorded apart from the initial 12.
The Head of Emergency Operation Centre and Director Public Health in the ministry, Dr Bwalki Dilli, made this known to newsmen in Yola on Tuesday.
Mshelia made the disclosure when the Director General, World Health Organization, Dr Tedros Ghebrayesus, visited the WHO’s Emergency and Response Centre on Friday in Maiduguri.
Dr Adesola Ogunleye, Cholera Technical Working Group, NCDC, said this at the Water Sanitation and Hygiene Emergency Working Group meeting in Abuja.