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Vaccination: Researchers say mapping tools can help find children who have never received a vaccine, while Nigerian experts are urging AI and community engagement to counter vaccine misinformation. Drug Safety: NAFDAC is investigating the death of an NYSC member at Enugu camp, visiting the clinic and collecting medicines for testing; it has urged the public not to speculate. Food Safety: Kano officials sealed grain warehouses at Dawanau market over suspected use of toxic, unapproved chemicals to preserve food. Disease Watch: Plateau recorded 11,000 tuberculosis cases in 2026, including 2,047 in three months. Hospital Access: Doctors’ strikes have disrupted services in Kwara, renewing calls for better pay and working conditions as the NMA warns burnout and unsafe workplaces threaten doctors’ health and patient care. Nutrition and Coverage: A Kebbi food producer secured $50,000 to expand production, including therapeutic food for children with severe malnutrition. The Federal Government has also approved ₦40.76bn for health and extended insurance to 90,000 inmates.

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Oct. 7, 2026

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QABA hosts first Nigeria conference for ABA professionals

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RESYPL tops 4,000 power projects across Nigeria

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Oct. 16, 2026

Nigeria: ICRC-supported health facilities see 18 per cent rise in malnutrition cases

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