The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has reportedly suspended its ongoing five-day warning strike in order to grant the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) a two-week grace period to meet the demands of the association.

The National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control, NAFDAC, has this afternoon Friday raised alarm over the presence of fake Cowbell “Our Milk” 12g sachet milk circulating in Nigeria market. The alert was posted on the agency’s website stated that Promasidor Nigeria Ltd, a marketing authorization holder and manufacturer of Cowbell “Our Milk” informed the agency about the existence of a product bearing a close resemblance to the genuine Cowbell “Our Milk” 12g sachet Milk currently circulating in the Nigerian market.

Reproductive health is knowledge that concerns procreation in humans using different contraceptives, which are essential tools for either preventing or delaying unwanted pregnancies and managing reproductive health. Contraceptives work in different ways; while some act by stopping sperm from fertilising an egg, others prevent a fertilised egg from implanting in the uterus. Although other methods, like condoms, also protect against sexually transmitted infections, the majority of contraceptives focus mainly on preventing pregnancy through hormonal or physical means.

Benue State has reported 31 suspected cases of Mpox in five Local Government Areas (LGAs), namely: Makurdi, Ushongo, Gwer East, Katsina-Ala, and Guma. This was revealed on Thursday at the Benue State Stakeholders' Engagement/Town Hall Meeting on the Mpox Vaccination Rollout by Mrs. Grace Wende, Executive Secretary of the Benue State Primary Health Care Board. Seven of the suspected instances were confirmed, she explained.