Blocked drainage systems could lead to contamination of safe water sources and increase the risk of #cholera infection.

Play your part to limit the risk:
❌Stop dumping refuse in drainages
✅Clear blocked drainages in and around your homes
✅Ensure proper clearing of sewage

#STOPcholera
#TakeResponsibility

Our #Mpox situation report for week 37, 2024 has been published.

Our weekly situation reports provide an update on the current #mpox situation in Nigeria and national response activities.

🔗 Download the situation report via:
https://ncdc.gov.ng/diseases/sitreps/?cat=8&name=An%20Update%20of%20Monkeypox%20Outbreak%20in%20Nigeria

The time between #cholera infection and the appearance of symptoms is 2 hours to 5 days

Please do not self-medicate.

Visit a healthcare facility immediately for proper diagnosis and treatment.

#STOPcholera

In total for 2024, 1005 confirmed cases of #LassaFever have been recorded across 28 States in Nigeria.

🔗Download, read, and share our latest #LassaFever situation report via:

https://ncdc.gov.ng/diseases/sitreps/?cat=5&name=An%20update%20of%20Lassa%20fever%20outbreak%20in%20Nigeria

#LassaFeverInfo

#Handwashing with soap under clean, running water is very vital to the prevention of #cholera.

Important #handwashing moments⬇️
✅While caring for the ill
✅After using the toilet
✅Before food preparation
✅Before and after eating
✅After touching high-contact surfaces

#STOPcholera

#Mpox can be treated.

Do not self-medicate!

Visit a healthcare facility close to you for proper health care when you observe any symptoms associated with #mpox.

#StayHealthy

In epidemiological week 38, our National #Mpox Emergency Operations Centre reported 5 confirmed cases of #mpox.

This includes a backlog of 2 cases from epi week 37.

🔗 Download our situation report for an update on the #mpox situation in Nigeria and national response activities⬇️
https://ncdc.gov.ng/diseases/sitreps/?cat=8&name=An%20Update%20of%20Monkeypox%20Outbreak%20in%20Nigeria

Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! 🇳🇬

As we celebrate 64 years of independence, the NCDC remains committed to prioritising and protecting the health of every Nigerian

Let us continue to work towards a future free from disease outbreaks, where every community is healthy and safe.

#IndependenceDay2024 #StrongerTogether

Cholera spreads easily through contaminated food and water, especially during the rainy season.

If you notice symptoms like severe diarrhoea, vomiting, nausea and fever, seek medical help immediately!

Early treatment saves lives.

#STOPcholera

Bacterial meningitis leaves 1 in 5 people with disabilities such as hearing loss, brain damage and limb loss.

Listen to the love story of a young man facing challenges stemming from a #Meningitis infection and his health advice.

🔗#HealthTori:

https://youtu.be/8-dlxFfcWhc?feature=shared

Vaccination is the best prevention measure against #CerebrospinalMeningitis.

Ensure you complete Nigeria's routine immunisation schedule for your children or wards to keep them #safe from vaccine-preventable diseases.

#DefeatMeningitis
#WorldMeningitisDay

As of 29th September, over 10,000 suspected cases of #cholera have been recorded from the 36 States + FCT.

The ongoing cholera outbreak has been worsened by limited access to clean water, open defecation, & poor hygiene practices in affected communities.

🔗Download the situation report
https://ncdc.gov.ng/diseases/sitreps/?cat=7&name=An%20update%20of%20Cholera%20outbreak%20in%20Nigeria

Are you familiar with the signs of #Meningitis in ADULTS?

Know the signs and symptoms to report early to a healthcare facility when noticed.

#CerebrospinalMeningitis is a MEDICAL EMERGENCY!

#StaySafeStayHealthy #WorldMeningitisDay

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https://youtu.be/ZhZdin-Cn9s?feature=shared

#Mpox mainly spreads through contact with the

➡️blood or body fluids of infected animals, mostly via bites, scratches, handling, or eating inadequately cooked meats.

➡️virus from an infected person or contaminated materials

Visit a healthcare centre close to you if you notice symptoms associated with #mpox.

#PreventMpox

Severe cases of #cholera can lead to death within hours due to massive loss of body fluid.

Ensure prompt administration of oral rehydration solution (ORS) to replace lost fluids and visit a health care facility immediately for proper treatment.

Do not self-medicate

#STOPcholera

In epidemiological week 39, our National #Mpox Emergency Operations Centre reported 5 confirmed cases of #mpox.

This includes a backlog of 3 cases from epi week 38.

🔗 Download our situation report for an update on the #mpox situation in Nigeria and national response activities⬇️
https://ncdc.gov.ng/diseases/sitreps/?cat=8&name=An%20Update%20of%20Monkeypox%20Outbreak%20in%20Nigeria

#HandHygiene with clean, running water is very vital to the prevention of #cholera.

Important #handwashing moments⬇️

✅While caring for the ill
✅After using the toilet
✅Before food preparation
✅Before and after eating
✅After touching high contact surfaces

#TakeResponsibility

Most #Mpox patients recover after receiving proper and expert care.

Visit a healthcare facility when experiencing symptoms associated with the illness for proper treatment.

Do not self-medicate.

UNCLEAN WATER, unwashed hands, and uncovered food are some of the ways #Cholera germs are spread.

Ensure your water is safe before use:
➡️BOIL water before drinking
➡️USE water from safe sources
➡️STORE water in properly covered containers
➡️STOP open defecation

#STOPCholera

#Cholera can spread through contaminated foods.

Make your foods safe before consumption:
➡️PREPARE your food in a clean area, away from sewage or waste bins
➡️WASH fruits and vegetables properly with clean water
➡️STORE your food in well-covered containers
➡️COOK your food properly before eating
➡️USE water from safe sources

#STOPcholera

In total for 2024, 1018 confirmed cases and 172 deaths of #LassaFever have been recorded across 28 States in Nigeria.

🔗Download, read, and share our latest #LassaFever situation report via:
https://ncdc.gov.ng/diseases/sitreps/?cat=5&name=An%20update%20of%20Lassa%20fever%20outbreak%20in%20Nigeria

#LassaFeverInfo