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The Plateau State Government has ordered an immediate closure of all public and private schools in response to suspected diphtheria cases reported in four local government areas. This precautionary measure, effective from September 7, aims to safeguard the health of students and staff.
Doctors at the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital have called off their strike action after receiving an apology from the family of a woman accused of assaulting a physician. The hospital management has also committed to implementing stronger protections for its healthcare staff.
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has called for the establishment of sanitary pad banks in Nigerian schools to ensure that girls do not miss classes due to menstruation. This demand was made during the Nigeria Menstrual Health Product Forum 2026, highlighting the urgent need for affordable menstrual products and better facilities.
A new digital directory and verified listing platform has been introduced by a tech entrepreneur, addressing the unique demands of the African software market.
The World Health Organization has announced that the Ervebo vaccine should be administered only within a research framework during the Bundibugyo virus outbreak, emphasizing the need for further evidence on its efficacy.
Healthcare professionals in Katsina are set to initiate a seven-day warning strike, beginning September 8, 2023, in response to ongoing grievances.
Tech4Dev has announced the appointment of a new Country Manager for Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa, bringing over a decade of experience in technology and innovation.
In a significant move to enhance military healthcare, Buratai's company, in collaboration with international partners, aims to modernize hospitals within the Nigerian Army.
In a significant advancement in digital transactions, Google has announced the launch of its AI Agent Payments Protocol, developed in collaboration with industry leaders including Coinbase, Mastercard, and PayPal.
The recent outbreak of Lassa fever in Nigeria has predominantly affected young adults, with the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) reporting 1,035 confirmed cases and 252 fatalities across 23 states.
The Yobe State government has committed N360 million each year to support its free dialysis initiative, which has been operational since 2017, providing essential healthcare services to residents.
An investigation reveals ongoing issues in Osun's rural primary healthcare centers, despite substantial financial allocations aimed at revitalizing health services.
