The Labour Party (LP) in Lagos State has urged Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to work hard and control the spread of Cholera in the state. The opposition...
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The Labour Party (LP) in Lagos State has criticised the way and manner the state government is responding to the current cholera outbreak in the state. According to the party, the government of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has not responded well to stem the spread of the disease. On Friday, the state disclosed that the death [...] Read Full Article At: Cholera: LP Tackles Sanwo-Olu As Death Toll Rises To 24
The Labour Party (LP) in Lagos State has urged Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to work hard and control the spread of Cholera in the state. The opposition...
Cholera spreads as death toll rises to 53 (Sun) The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has confirmed that death from cholera outbreak has risen...
By Halimah Olamide Amidst growing worries over the spread of cholera in Lagos state, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has linked the outbreak to what he...
The Lagos State Government announced that an unregistered tiger nut drink is the main cause of the recent cholera outbreak in the state. The cholera...
Lagos is battling a cholera outbreak with the death toll standing at 24 as at the last count, but the cause has been traced to an unregistered tiger...
Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu has credited proactive measures by the Lagos State government for preventing a catastrophic cholera outbreak
The Lagos State Government reports that the number of fatalities from the cholera outbreak in the state has climbed to 35 since the latest update,...
The death toll from the cholera outbreak in Lagos State has risen to 24, up from the previously reported 21. According to an update from the Lagos...
Ogun State government has acknowledged the outbreak of cholera in the State, as it declared its readiness to contain the spread of the disease...
The number of fatalities from the cholera outbreak in the state has risen to 35 following the last update, which reported 401 suspected cases and 15...