Nigeria must complete a 42-day monitoring period before it can be declared free of Ebola, despite having no active cases
Nigeria needs 42 days without Ebola transmission to be declared free — WHO
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Lenacapavir: What to know about new HIV prevention injection coming to Nigeria
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Patients stranded across Nigeria as health workers’ strike enters third month
Despite a federal government directive enforcing a “no work, no pay” policy, JOHESU has insisted that the strike will continue until its demands are met.
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