Ekiti steps up surveillance against Ebola, diphtheria

The Ekiti State Government in Nigeria is ramping up disease surveillance and rapid response measures across all 16 local government areas to prevent potential outbreaks of Ebola and diphtheria. Authorities held sensitisation programs to engage community leaders and promote early detection.
Why it matters
Proactive public health interventions and community engagement are crucial for preventing the spread of high-consequence infectious diseases in regional areas.
Ekiti State Commissioner for Health and Human Services, Dr Oyebanji Filani. Photo: EKSG
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