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Diphtheria Outbreak : Death toll rises to 50 in Kano

According to reports, a diphtheria outbreak in Kano State's Rano local government area has killed over fifty individuals and hospitalised dozens more.Nonetheless, the terrible event has forced members of the Kano State House of Assembly to demand quick action to lessen the load on health. ....
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OAUTH doctors begin indefinite strike

Due to unresolved welfare and workplace issues with the hospital administration, resident physicians at the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex (OAUTHC) have started an indefinite strike.A communiqué signed by President Dr. Martins, Jesunbo J., General Secretary Dr. Ol ....
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NAFDAC warns Nigerians against circulation of fake Colgate toothpaste

The public has been alerted to the spread of unlicensed and possibly fake Colgate toothpaste by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control.The agency claimed its Post-Marketing Surveillance Directorate received a complaint over the items' distribution in Kaduna ....
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Doctor passes away after giving birth to triplets in Bayelsa

After giving birth to triplets in Bayelsa State, a doctor named Dr. Ere Ogbachi passed away due to complications.Meshack Sintei, the deceased's brother, confirmed the death in a Facebook post on Wednesday. He said that after being taken to the Federal Medical Center's Intensive Care Unit i ....
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Resident doctors to commence indefinite strike over allowance dispute

The National Association of Resident Doctors, or NARD, has launched a complete and indefinite strike that will begin at midnight on Tuesday, April 7, accusing the Federal Government of inciting yet another preventable industrial crisis, posing a serious threat to Nigeria's already precario ....
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Consignments of HIV prevention drug to arrive in Nigeria by March

According to the federal government, shipments of the new HIV preventive medication lenacapavir are anticipated to reach Nigeria in March 2026. The National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) said in a statement on Monday that it is moving on with plans to launch and implement ....
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