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Advocacy critical to ensure safety of patients’ lives – Pfizer Official

Mr Olayinka Subair, Pfizer Nigeria’s Country Manager and Cluster Lead, West Africa, says patient advocacy within the pharmaceutical work is critical to ensure safety of patients’ lives. Subair made this known in a statement by Ms Oluwayemisi Mafe, Pfizer Corporate Affairs and Communications Lead, West Africa, on Monday in Lagos. According to him, Pfizer, a…

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Oyo Govt to domesticate oxygen policy to reduce deaths – Official

Oyo State Government says it will ensure the domestication of national medical oxygen policy to reduce infant, child and maternal mortality and COVID-19 related deaths. Dr Muideen Olatunji, the Executive Secretary, Oyo State Primary Healthcare Board, made the commitment at the Stakeholders Engagement Meeting on Oxygen Security on Thursday in the state. Olatunji said: “We must admit that…

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COVID-19: NCDC registers additional 437 infections, 6 deaths in Nigeria

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on Wednesday registered 437 additional COVID-19 infections, six deaths and 582 discharged across 17 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory. The statistics, according to the NCDC, on Thursday indicate that the country’s total infection from the pandemic currently stands at 205,484, while the fatality toll had increased to…

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COVID-19 3rd wave: Edo intensifies vaccination exercise, records declining infection’s

…urges full dose vaccination to reduce fatalities Edo is recording a gradual reduction in the number of COVID-19 infections following ongoing massive vaccination of residents across the 18 local government councils of the state, as the government urges more citizens to get vaccinated in order to reduce the mortality rate and prevent a new wave…

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Wanted: A clear vaccine advisory for pregnant, nursing mothers in Nigeria –Iheakweazu

Mrs Vivianne Ihekweazu, Managing Director, Nigeria Health Watch, has advocated for a clearer advisory on administering the COVID-19 vaccine on pregnant, and nursing mothers in Nigeria. Ihekweazu told the News Agency of Nigeria(NAN) on Saturday, in Abuja, that there was need for health workers on the frontline to be armed with a clear communication and…

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