Suspected Ebola instances in Adamawa examined detrimental – NCDC

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed that two folks investigated for suspected Ebola virus illness in Adamawa State examined detrimental after two rounds of laboratory testing. NCDC Director-General Dr Jide Idris disclosed the ends in an announcement, saying there was no laboratory-confirmed Ebola case within the state.

He mentioned the company was working with the Adamawa State Government, by its Ministry of Health and Human Services, to research the sicknesses reported in Yola. According to Idris, the Adamawa State Public Health Emergency Operations Centre obtained the report within the early hours of October 30, 2026, after two people developed signs requiring additional investigation.

“The individuals have been isolated, and appropriate public health measures have been initiated,” he mentioned. Samples have been subsequently collected to find out the reason for their sickness. “Fortunately, the samples turned out negative for EBV after two rounds of testing,” Idris mentioned, referring to the Ebola investigation.

The director-general recommended Adamawa’s Commissioner for Health and the state response group for his or her proactive dealing with of the alert. He assured the state authorities that the NCDC would proceed offering technical help to strengthen its response operations.

Idris mentioned the beforehand confirmed index case within the Federal Capital Territory remained the one laboratory-confirmed Ebola case reported in Nigeria up to now. He urged residents to stay calm and keep away from circulating unverified claims or hypothesis in regards to the scenario.

The NCDC chief additionally inspired Nigerians to depend on official authorities and public well being communication channels for updates.
“Ebola Virus Disease is a serious infectious disease that requires prompt identification, appropriate clinical management and   infection prevention and control measures,” he mentioned.

Idris suggested anybody experiencing fever, extreme weak spot, headache, muscle ache, vomiting, diarrhoea or unexplained bleeding, notably after a related publicity, to hunt fast medical consideration. He mentioned sufferers ought to inform healthcare staff about any related journey historical past or contact with somebody who might have been contaminated. “Individuals should avoid self-medication and follow the advice of healthcare professionals,” he added.

The company mentioned it will proceed monitoring the scenario with the Adamawa State Government and different stakeholders, with additional updates issued as verified data turned accessible. “Nigeria’s public health authorities remain committed to protecting the health of all Nigerians through early detection, evidence-based public health action, transparent communication and a coordinated national response,” Idris mentioned.