AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLassa Fever Update: NCDC says confirmed Lassa fever cases rose again in epidemiological week 28 after a dip in week 27, bringing Nigeria’s cumulative total to 963 infections and 229 deaths (case fatality rate 23.8%), with new cases reported in Ondo, Bauchi, Edo, Kogi and Cross River. Public Health Watch: Benue reports one lab-confirmed Lassa case in the past month with no deaths, while continuing surveillance across local government areas. Maternal & Child Health Systems: NPC has started nationwide digital registration of births and deaths via its VitalReg platform, with 4,011 registration centres already active and plans to expand further. Health Workforce Push: President Tinubu urged Nigerian doctors and healthcare professionals in the diaspora to return home to strengthen the health sector, saying “there’s nowhere like home.” Women’s Health & Rights: UNFPA hails Ebonyi’s leadership in efforts to eliminate FGM, praising commitment from government and traditional institutions. Malaria & Waste Management: #EndMalariaInNigeria blames Lagos’ waste management failures for rising disease risks, calling for action against the Olusosun dumpsite. Healthcare Education: Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria registrar praises Peter Obi’s support as Millennium College of Nursing Sciences, Awka, graduates 116 pioneer students with a 100% pass rate.
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