Nigeria has confirmed its first Ebola case in Africa's latest outbreak, while Kenya reported its ninth infection, raising fears of further spread across the continent. Africa CDC chief Jean Kaseya warned…

Africa CDC scheduled an “extraordinary virtual meeting” for October 28 to discuss the spreading Ebola outbreak.

Nigeria's latest case marks the country's first recorded Ebola infection since 2014, raising concerns about further transmission as public health teams work to identify and monitor potential contacts

Nigerian authorities are racing to trace contacts after a diplomat was declared the country’s first Ebola case. The patient reportedly arrived in Abuja from Uganda on October third, sparking shock and urgent concern nationwide.

Nigeria has recorded it's first Ebola case, prompting health authorities to take immediate action. 44 contacts have so far been identified for tracing.

The Nigerian case involves a Ugandan woman who arrived in Nigeria’s capital Abuja via Addis Ababa on Oct 5. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Ebola case confirmed in FCT: NCDC urges calm as the patient from Uganda is isolated, 44 contacts are traced and Nigerians question travel screening delays online.

NCDC listed five Ebola symptoms and urges hand hygiene and avoiding body fluids, as its latest public alert draws scepticism from Nigerians on social media.

Health authorities in Nigeria have outlined some symptoms and preventive measures for the Ebola disease, following the country's record of its first case.