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What measures are being taken to tackle the ongoing #Diphtheria outbreak in Nigeria?
Watch RCCE expert Michael Okali on @ChannelsTv providing an update on:
NCDC'S RESPONSE TO THE DIPHTHERIA OUTBREAK
Link🔗 https://youtu.be/4BXR15SLlp4?si=AmzfTsC5eqCgupe_
#Diphtheria #PublicHealthNG #NCDC
What measures are being taken to tackle the ongoing #Diphtheria outbreak in Nigeria?
Watch RCCE expert Michael Okali on @ChannelsTv providing an update on:
NCDC'S RESPONSE TO THE DIPHTHERIA OUTBREAK
Link🔗 https://youtu.be/4BXR15SLlp4?si=AmzfTsC5eqCgupe_
#Diphtheria #PublicHealthNG #NCDC
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Diphtheria: Data Shows About 68% Of Confirmed Cases Are Unvaccinated — NCDC
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Join public health experts and front-line professionals as the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) hosts a critical webinar focused on strengthening response and clinical management of diphtheria.
Key Discussion Areas:
Current Epidemiology: The state of Diphtheria in Nigeria
Clinical Care: Case management, early detection, and effective treatment protocols
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, 8th September 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (WAT)
Venue: Zoom
Moderator: Michael Okali (RCCE+IM Expert, NCDC)
Secure your spot to gain vital public health insights and operational guidance.
🔗 Register here: https://umaryland-echo.zoom.us/meeting/register/tdtMyaHDTwmiO7a_QTMOfg
#PublicHealth #NCDC #DiphtheriaWatch #HealthcareWorkers #Epidemiology #DiseaseSurveillance #NigeriaHealth #HealthWebinar
Key Discussion Areas:
Current Epidemiology: The state of Diphtheria in Nigeria
Clinical Care: Case management, early detection, and effective treatment protocols
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, 8th September 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (WAT)
Venue: Zoom
Moderator: Michael Okali (RCCE+IM Expert, NCDC)
Secure your spot to gain vital public health insights and operational guidance.
🔗 Register here: https://umaryland-echo.zoom.us/meeting/register/tdtMyaHDTwmiO7a_QTMOfg
#PublicHealth #NCDC #DiphtheriaWatch #HealthcareWorkers #Epidemiology #DiseaseSurveillance #NigeriaHealth #HealthWebinar
Early detection saves lives.
If you develop symptoms such as:
☑️ Fever
☑️ Weakness
☑️ Headache
☑️ Muscle pain
☑️ Sore throat
☑️ Vomiting
☑️ Diarrhoea
Seek medical care immediately and inform a healthcare professional if you have had possible exposure to Ebola.
Early reporting helps ensure timely care and appropriate public health action.
#EbolaDisease #KnowTheSigns #PublicHealth #NigeriaCDC
If you develop symptoms such as:
☑️ Fever
☑️ Weakness
☑️ Headache
☑️ Muscle pain
☑️ Sore throat
☑️ Vomiting
☑️ Diarrhoea
Seek medical care immediately and inform a healthcare professional if you have had possible exposure to Ebola.
Early reporting helps ensure timely care and appropriate public health action.
#EbolaDisease #KnowTheSigns #PublicHealth #NigeriaCDC
If you or someone around you develops symptoms or experiences an unusual illness, do not ignore it or delay seeking care.
Report immediately to the nearest health facility for assessment and appropriate care.
Early reporting helps health professionals assess the situation and take the necessary steps to protect us all.
Know the signs. Act early. Seek care.
#EbolaDisease #PublicHealth #NCDC
Report immediately to the nearest health facility for assessment and appropriate care.
Early reporting helps health professionals assess the situation and take the necessary steps to protect us all.
Know the signs. Act early. Seek care.
#EbolaDisease #PublicHealth #NCDC
What if immediate treatment is needed, but professional care is out of reach?
Emergencies can happen anytime and anywhere.
First aid can provide vital support for dehydration, trauma, exhaustion, and other forms of distress before accessing a treatment facility.
🩹 Learn first aid. Be prepared. Be ready to help.
❤️ Compassion, timely action, and the right knowledge can save a life.
#WorldFirstAidDay #FirstAidInMigrationContexts #FirstAidSavesLives #BePrepared #NigeriaCDC
Emergencies can happen anytime and anywhere.
First aid can provide vital support for dehydration, trauma, exhaustion, and other forms of distress before accessing a treatment facility.
🩹 Learn first aid. Be prepared. Be ready to help.
❤️ Compassion, timely action, and the right knowledge can save a life.
#WorldFirstAidDay #FirstAidInMigrationContexts #FirstAidSavesLives #BePrepared #NigeriaCDC
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Prevent Lassa Fever: Keep Rodents Away From Your Home
Lassa fever is a viral disease that can be spread through contact with infected rodents.
Protect your household by:
✔️ Keeping your surroundings free of waste and clutter
✔️ Sealing holes and openings where rodents can enter
✔️Avoiding bush burning which may drive rodents into homes
#LassaFever #LassaFeverPrevention #RodentControl #DiseasePrevention #PublicHealth
Lassa fever is a viral disease that can be spread through contact with infected rodents.
Protect your household by:
✔️ Keeping your surroundings free of waste and clutter
✔️ Sealing holes and openings where rodents can enter
✔️Avoiding bush burning which may drive rodents into homes
#LassaFever #LassaFeverPrevention #RodentControl #DiseasePrevention #PublicHealth
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Prevent Lassa Fever: Keep Food Away From Rodents
Do not leave food unprotected. Rodents can contaminate food with their urine, droppings and other body fluids, potentially causing Lassa fever infection.
To protect your household:
✔️ Do not dry food on bare ground.
✔️ Keep food away from areas accessible to rodents.
✔️ Store food in clean, tightly covered containers.
✔️ Keep food preparation and storage areas clean.
Prevent Lassa fever.
#LassaFever #LassaFeverPrevention #RodentControl #FoodSafety #PublicHealth
Do not leave food unprotected. Rodents can contaminate food with their urine, droppings and other body fluids, potentially causing Lassa fever infection.
To protect your household:
✔️ Do not dry food on bare ground.
✔️ Keep food away from areas accessible to rodents.
✔️ Store food in clean, tightly covered containers.
✔️ Keep food preparation and storage areas clean.
Prevent Lassa fever.
#LassaFever #LassaFeverPrevention #RodentControl #FoodSafety #PublicHealth
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Prevent Lassa Fever: Avoid Contact With Rodents
Avoid unsafe and unnecessary contact with rodents. Do not handle rodents with your bare hands, whether they are alive or dead.
✔️ Avoid touching rodents directly ✔️ Keep children away from rodents ✔️ Keep your home and surroundings free from rodent infestation ✔️ Seek safe and appropriate ways to remove rodents from your environment
Avoid contact. Stay safe. Prevent Lassa fever.
#LassaFever #LassaFeverPrevention #RodentControl #DiseasePrevention #PublicHealth
Avoid unsafe and unnecessary contact with rodents. Do not handle rodents with your bare hands, whether they are alive or dead.
✔️ Avoid touching rodents directly ✔️ Keep children away from rodents ✔️ Keep your home and surroundings free from rodent infestation ✔️ Seek safe and appropriate ways to remove rodents from your environment
Avoid contact. Stay safe. Prevent Lassa fever.
#LassaFever #LassaFeverPrevention #RodentControl #DiseasePrevention #PublicHealth
In Week 35 and 36 of 2026, Nigeria recorded decreased Lassa fever activity.
In Week 35, a total of 205 new suspected cases were reported, along with 18 new confirmed cases and 5 new confirmed death.
In Week 36, 153 new suspected cases, 12 confirmed cases and 1 confirmed death was recorded, with cases reported across 24 states and 118 Local Government Areas (LGAs).
While the number of confirmed cases seems to fluctuate, the continued detection of cases and deaths reinforces the need for constant vigilance, early detection and prompt response.
Everyone has a role to play in preventing Lassa fever.
Protect yourself and keep your environment clean.
🔗 Read the attached Situation Report for more details.
Week 35: https://ncdc.gov.ng/themes/common/files/sitreps/c657ffd9e1497fd496235d98f0bc029a.pdf
Week 36: https://ncdc.gov.ng/themes/common/files/sitreps/2c311ea5d133f34c14cf42ee191c99d6.pdf
In Week 35, a total of 205 new suspected cases were reported, along with 18 new confirmed cases and 5 new confirmed death.
In Week 36, 153 new suspected cases, 12 confirmed cases and 1 confirmed death was recorded, with cases reported across 24 states and 118 Local Government Areas (LGAs).
While the number of confirmed cases seems to fluctuate, the continued detection of cases and deaths reinforces the need for constant vigilance, early detection and prompt response.
Everyone has a role to play in preventing Lassa fever.
Protect yourself and keep your environment clean.
🔗 Read the attached Situation Report for more details.
Week 35: https://ncdc.gov.ng/themes/common/files/sitreps/c657ffd9e1497fd496235d98f0bc029a.pdf
Week 36: https://ncdc.gov.ng/themes/common/files/sitreps/2c311ea5d133f34c14cf42ee191c99d6.pdf
#TodayInNCDC we kicked off a 3-day workshop at the NRL, Gaduwa, bringing together experts from NCDC, AfricaCDC JohnsHopkins CDCgov and partners to strengthen cholera surveillance capacity in Nigeria.
The workshop which also focuses on developing a comprehensive surveillance action plan, is in line with our commitment towards faster detection, quicker response, and safer communities.
#CholeraResponse #LabCapacity #GlobalHealthSecurity #NCDC #AfricaCDC #CholGEN
The workshop which also focuses on developing a comprehensive surveillance action plan, is in line with our commitment towards faster detection, quicker response, and safer communities.
#CholeraResponse #LabCapacity #GlobalHealthSecurity #NCDC #AfricaCDC #CholGEN