The Nigerian federal government has placed 46 individuals exposed to a confirmed Ebola case on a 21-day no-fly list to prevent further transmission. This decision follows the confirmation of Nigeria's first Ebola case since 2014.


The Nigerian federal government has placed 46 individuals exposed to a confirmed Ebola case on a 21-day no-fly list to prevent further transmission. This decision follows the confirmation of Nigeria's first Ebola case since 2014.

The Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo, has ordered 46 contacts of Nigeria's confirmed Ebola patient to be placed on a 21-day no-fly list to prevent the virus's spread. This decision follows a meeting with the Health Minister, Professor Muhammad Ali Pate.

Festus Keyamo, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, has imposed a 21-day flying ban on 46 contacts of a confirmed Ebola patient in Nigeria to prevent the disease's spread. Enhanced health measures at airports have also been mandated.

Festus Keyamo, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, has ordered 46 contacts of an Ebola-infected patient to be placed on a no-fly list for 21 days to prevent virus spread. Enhanced health protocols will be implemented at airports.

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