Dr Be

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[Pharm.com.ng @PharmNG]

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[Dr Be @beAdewuyi]

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[Pharm.com.ng @PharmNG]

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[AFENETAfrica @AFENETAfrica]

AFENET participated in High-Level Meeting on Cross Border Coordination for the Ebola Outbreak response

AFENET Director, Dr. Simon Antara, joined regional leaders and partners at the Africa CDC High-Level Ministerial Meeting on Cross-Border Coordination for the Ebola Outbreak Response at Speke Resort Munyonyo.

The meeting brought together @AfricaCDC Director General Dr. Jean Kaseya, Uganda’s Permanent Secretary Dr. Diana Atwine, Ministers of Health from the DRC and South Sudan, alongside partners working to strengthen collaboration, preparedness, surveillance, and coordinated outbreak response strategies across borders.

Discussions highlighted key response pillars including coordination and governance, risk communication and community engagement, surveillance and cross-border epidemiology, laboratory systems and genomic sequencing, case management, IPC and safe dignified burials, access to vaccines and therapeutics, operations and workforce support, research and knowledge management, continuity of essential health services, and preparedness in high-risk countries, reinforcing the need for a unified continental approach to Ebola preparedness and response.

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[Arsenal @Arsenal]

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[Pharm.com.ng @PharmNG]

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[Dr Be @beAdewuyi]

@_Tobolos_ Are you confused? We just need to win both remaining matches. That’s all

[GravityGooner✨ @Gravitygunner14]

Don’t let anyone deceive you!

I dug it up and found it!!

This absolute beauty was chopped off because Ben White touched Danny Ward’s hand!

[Dr Be @beAdewuyi]

Yes o🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Pharm.com.ng @PharmNG]

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[Dr Be @beAdewuyi]

@MasterBolaji Amen to all the prayers. May God give him strength to fight or govt agree to support him to achieve this 20,000MW. Amen

[AFENETAfrica @AFENETAfrica]

AFENET Collaborates with US CDC and Other Partners to Conduct a Simulation Exercise to Strengthen Regional Lassa Fever Preparedness and Response in West Africa

The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S. CDC), in collaboration with the African Field Epidemiology Network (AFENET), the ECOWAS Regional Centre for Surveillance and Disease Control (RCSDC), the International Association of National Public Health Institutes (IANPHI), and Integrated Quality Laboratory Services (IQLS), is conducting a Regional Simulation Exercise (SimEx) on Lassa fever preparedness and response in Benin from 4–8 May 2026.

The exercise brings together surveillance and laboratory officers from Benin, Mali, Togo, Ghana, Nigeria, Mauritania, and Burkina Faso to assess regional capacities in surveillance, laboratory systems, infection prevention and control, risk communication and community engagement, and cross-border coordination.

Coordinated by Dr Kerton Victory, U.S. CDC West Africa Workforce Development Regional Advisor, the SimEx aims to strengthen regional preparedness and improve coordinated responses to cross-border public health threats such as Lassa fever.

Officially launched in Cotonou by Dr Ali IMOROU BAH CHABI, Secretary General at the Ministry of Health of Benin, the SimEx highlights the importance of regional collaboration and multisectoral coordination in addressing emerging and re-emerging disease threats across West Africa.

Speaking during the opening session, Mr Shane Dixson, Chargé d’Affaires at the U.S. Embassy in Cotonou, reaffirmed the commitment of the United States Government to advancing global health security and strengthening preparedness systems across the region. He emphasized that investments in surveillance, laboratory systems, and emergency response capacities are critical to protecting both public health and economic stability.

Representing AFENET, Dr Herbert Kazoora, Senior Epidemiologist, emphasized that the exercise contributes to AFENET’s vision of “A Healthier Africa” by strengthening resilient systems capable of detecting and responding to emerging and re-emerging threats. He added that the exercise reflects a shared regional commitment to improving preparedness, coordination, and rapid response to public health emergencies.

AFENET technical experts supporting the exercise include Dr Seogo Hamadou, Regional Technical Coordinator for Francophone West Africa; Dr Donne Ameme, Regional Technical Coordinator for Anglophone West Africa; Dr Nestor Noudeke, Resident Advisor for the Benin Field Epidemiology Training Program; and Dr Marianne Bonkano and Dr Victor Adeola from AFENET/RCSDC.

The Regional Simulation Exercise serves as an important platform for strengthening collaboration, testing emergency response systems, and enhancing regional readiness to manage cross-border disease threats in West Africa.

#HealthSecurity #LassaFever #Surveillance #AFENET #OneHealth #GlobalHealth

[Dr Be @beAdewuyi]

@Adikastakes Go and take tranquilizers to calm down bros

[Dr Be @beAdewuyi]

@OgaNlaMedia I am a child of God and I have said Arsenal will win the league since September 2025. No matter how close MC comes, Arsenal FC still won the league in the premiership league 2025/26 season. That’s all.

[Dr Be @beAdewuyi]

@AweniOnibata Funke Akindele nau