EDUN COMMENDS OUTGOING WORLD BANK COUNTRY DIRECTOR, DR SHUBHAM CHAUDHARI, LAUDS ORGANISATION'S IMPACT ON NIGERIA'S ECONOMY. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE

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 PRESS RELEASE  EDUN COMMENDS OUTGOING WORLD BANK COUNTRY DIRECTOR, DR SHUBHAM CHAUDHARI, LAUDS ORGANISATION'S IMPACT ON NIGERIA'S ECONOMY The Honourable Minister of Finance and Co-ordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr Wale Edun, has commended the outgoing   World Bank Country Director, Dr. Shubham Chaudhari for his Significant Contributions to Nigeria's Economic Growth At an event held in Abuja, hosted by the Honourable Minister  in honour of the out-going World Bank Country Director, Mr Edun acknowledged the Organization's crucial role in promoting socio-economic sustainability and enhancing Nigeria's economic competitiveness.  He expressed appreciation for the remarkable achievements recorded during Dr. Chaudhari's tenure and reaffirmed the country's  commitment to building on these accomplishments so as to further drive economic progress in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led Administration. *We appreciate your tirel
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14 NEW CASES OF ZIKA VIRUS,WAS REPORTED IN THE UNITED STATES TODAY.

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                The U.S Centres for Disease Control and Prevention {CDC} said it was investigating 14 new reports of possible sexual transmission of the zika virus in the country.The CDC said in a statement today wednesday in Washington that several of the cases involved pregnant women.It said it has earlier this month published an interim recommendation for protecting people against sexual transmission of the zika virus.The CDC said that in two of the new suspected sexual transmission events,zika virus infection was confirmed in women whose only known risk factor was sexual contact with an ill male partner.The report noted that male partners had recently travelled to an area with local zika virus transmission.The CDC said furher that four additional suspected sexual transmission events,preliminary laboratory evidence was available for the women,but confirmatory tests are pending.''Eight other cases are still under investigation.In all events for which information is available,travelers were men and reported symptom onset was within two weeks before the non-travelling female partner's symptoms began.Like previously reported cases of sexual transmission,these cases involve possible transmission of the virus from men to their sex partners''.The statement said further that it has released guidelines on preventing zika sexual transmission,following lab confirmation of the first case of virys infection in a non-traveler in the continental U.S who was linked to sexual contact with an infected partner.The guidance recommended that men with a pregnant sex part who have resided in or travelled to areas with the zika virus should use condoms or abstain from sex for the entire duration of the pregnancy.It,however said although sexual transmission of zika virus infection was possible,but mosquito bites remain the primary way that zika virus is transmitted.The CDC warned that currently there is no vaccine or treatment for zika virus,the best way to avoid zika virus infection is to prevent mosquito bites.From my search,you can prevent mosquito bites by sleeping under a treated net,prevent any stagnant water,inside and outside the house and clean up your environment.More photos below.                              

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