Nigeria — Nigeria Centre for Disease Control & World Health Organization

Nigeria — Nigeria Centre for Disease Control: The Nigeria — Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention is the primary agency responsible for issuing public health advisories, conducting risk assessments, and coordinating preparedness and response efforts against the Ebola threat in Nigeria>>>.

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization>>> (WHO) declared the Ebola outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, influencing Nigeria's risk assessment and response strategies.

Nigeria — Nigeria Centre for Disease Control: The Nigeria — Nigeria Centre for Disease Control provides guidelines that Nigeria — Borno State schools must follow for epidemic prevention and control plans. Its role is advisory and standard-setting in the context of this outbreak.

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization is supporting Nigeria — Borno State's response efforts to the cholera outbreak, providing crucial assistance and guidance.

Nigeria — Nigeria Centre for Disease Control: Nigeria — Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has reported a sharp rise in Lassa fever fatalities in Nigeria, activated a multi-partner Incident Management System, and is collaborating with partners to intensify surveillance and public awareness.