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The Kano/Jigawa Command of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), on Thursday handed 185 cartons of unregistered and expired drugs worth N200 million to the N

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Punch Newspapers Sections Published 17 March 2021 The National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control has stated that it has collected water samples and flavour products for laboratory analysis following the outbreak of a strange disease in Kano State. The state Coordinator of the agency, Mr Shaba Muhammad, said samples collected had been sent to its laboratory in Kaduna for analysis. Muhammad explained that the agency received a report of the manifestation of a strange disease, suspected to be caused by the consumption of sachet water and locally-processed drinks in Kano metropolis...

The products, which expired a year ago, were still being sold in the market. The Kano State Ministry of Health has confirmed that the affected patients are showing symptoms of haematuria (bloody urine), dark urine, fever, lethargy and sometimes yellowness of the eyes (jaundice). The state’s epidemiologist, Dr Bashir Lawan, said the index case was a six-year-old girl seen on March 6, 2021. “We initially suspected viral haemarhagic, fever, but the test results came back from the National Reference Laboratory as negative for yellow fever and Lassa fever. But we are waiting for a on  Dengue ...

Nigeria has recorded 238 new COVID-19 cases in 16 states and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, made the