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The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has approved a N100,000 weekly stipend for individuals placed in isolation or quarantine due to the confirmed Ebola case in the Federal Capital Territory. This payment aims to assist contacts with their expenses related to feeding, accommodation, and other necessities while undergoing monitoring.

The NCDC has expanded the number of primary contacts being monitored over the Ebola case to 53, including 44 people connected to the healthcare facility where the patient received treatment. Additionally, the agency has begun tracing individuals who attended to the patient at an emergency room visit prior to the Ebola diagnosis.