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- alcohol poisoning
- herbal drinks
- September 12, 2026
29 Dead, 60 Cases Recorded in Ondo Suspected Poisoning Outbreak
Authorities have confirmed 29 deaths from 60 suspected poisoning cases in several Ondo communities.
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- Ademola Adeleke
- Health Workers
- September 12, 2026
Osun Seeks Truce Over UNIOSUNTH Workers’ Planned Strike
The Osun State Government has appealed to health workers at UNIOSUN Teaching Hospital to suspend their planned strike over the proposed PPP arrangement at the facility.
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- Akin Abayomi
- Diphtheria
- September 10, 2026
Lagos Intensifies Diphtheria Surveillance After Six Confirmed Cases
Lagos health officials are strengthening surveillance after six laboratory-confirmed diphtheria cases emerged from 53 suspected infections recorded this year.
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- Diphtheria Outbreak
- Health News
- September 8, 2026
Plateau Enforces Face Mask Requirement on Buses Amid Diphtheria Concerns
Plateau Express Services has introduced a mandatory face-mask policy as concern grows over the worsening diphtheria outbreak in the state.
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- Environment
- Lagos
- September 8, 2026
Lagos Waste War: LAWMA Deploys Trucks to Mushin, Blasts Old Footage
LAWMA says it has intensified waste collection in Mushin after delays affected some areas, with trucks now deployed for direct collection.
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- Ejigbo
- Environment
- September 8, 2026
Six Months of Rot: Lagos Roadside Refuse Heap Returns After Earlier Evacuation
A refuse heap stretching about 150 metres along the median of Idimu-Ejigbo Road has remained a major concern for its residents.
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- Berger
- Contractors
- September 7, 2026
Illegal Dumping: LAWMA Removes Sweepers, Supervisors and Service Provider in Lagos
LAWMA has disengaged some sweepers, supervisors and a service provider following an investigation into alleged illegal refuse dumping along the Berger-Oworonshoki axis.
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- Drug Safety
- Medicines
- September 4, 2026
NAFDAC Names 4 Medicines Nigerians Should Avoid After Pakistan Recall
NAFDAC says four medicines recalled in Pakistan could pose health risks, including reduced treatment effectiveness, adverse reactions and treatment failure.
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