AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEye Health Watch: Experts warn that frequent eyelash extensions can trigger irritation and infections, with a study of 345 young women linking regular use to Demodex mites and common symptoms like redness and itching. Family Planning Funding: The Ouagadougou Partnership says Francophone West Africa has made major gains in preventing unintended pregnancies, but progress is fragile as global health funding becomes less predictable. NAFDAC Crackdown: NAFDAC has started mopping up sachet alcohol and drinks under 200ml in Edo, citing risks to youths and children and warning sellers to comply with regulations. Benin Disability Inclusion: Benin’s Social Affairs Minister Véronique Tognifodé handed over 1,422 new Chance Equality cards, bringing totals past 6,100 and promising priority access to healthcare, education, transport and jobs for people with disabilities. Edo Malaria Relief: Edo State made malaria testing and treatment free in government hospitals for two years, alongside renovations of dozens of primary and secondary health centres. ECOWAS Jobs: ECOWAS opened recruitment across specialised agencies, including health-related roles, and says it charges no fees.
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