About 135 million Africans suffering from ear, hearing problems – WHO
Approximately 135 million people in Africa, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), have ear and hearing issues. In a statement to mark this year’s
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Nigeria home to 50% Africa’s tropical illnesses – WHO
Nigeria is home to 50 per cent of Africa’s neglected tropical illnesses and has the highest rates of Tuberculosis, paediatric HIV, and malaria in Africa,
Global decline in COVID 19 cases reported – WHO
Third-wave: Nigeria at high risk of surge in COVID cases ― NCDC Boss The World Health Organisation (WHO) says cases of COVID-19 has declined globally.
Monkeypox cases top 35,000 in 92 countries -WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says monkeypox infections continue to rise globally, with more than 35,000 cases across 92 countries and territories, and 12 deaths.
160 million Nigerians risk yellow fever, says WHO
The World Health Organisation has said that 160 million Nigerians are at risk of yellow fever. The WHO said with Nigeria’s population of about 200
12.7 million Nigerians living with hepatitis B –WHO
The 2021 viral hepatitis scorecard by the World Health Organisation indicates that an estimated 998,000 children under five years in Nigeria are chronic carriers of
FAO, WHO, SON trains farmers, MSMEs, others on Codex
Concerned about rising rate of death caused by improper handling of food and poor hygienic situation during the food product processing by value chain, the
83% of Africans yet to receive COVID-19 vaccine – WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says a third of the world’s population has yet to receive a single dose of COVID-19 vaccine, including a shocking
COVID- 19: 59,000 new deaths reported by Jan. 30 – WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says no fewer than 59,000 new deaths were recorded as of Jan. 30 across the six WHO regions. The global
Global COVID-19 cases increased by 5% between Jan. 17 to 23 –WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says that globally, the number of new COVID-19 cases increased in the past week of 17-23 January by 5 per
