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Osimhen Urges Lookman, Onyedika to Join Galatasaray

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Victor Osimhen urges Super Eagles teammates Ademola Lookman and Raphael Onyedika to join Galatasaray during the ongoing January transfer window

Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen has revealed that he is encouraging his Super Eagles teammates, Ademola Lookman and Raphael Onyedika, to join the Turkish Super Lig champions amid the ongoing January transfer window.

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Speaking to Habersarikirmizi, Osimhen described Galatasaray and Turkey as “wonderful” and explained the benefits of the move to both players.

“It would be very good for our club, for the players, and for our fans if they came. I’m trying to convince both of them,” he said.

Onyedika currently plays for Club Brugge, while Lookman represents Atalanta. Osimhen added, “I’d love for them to come to one of the biggest clubs in the world,” highlighting his ambition to strengthen Galatasaray with fellow Nigerians.

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The striker’s comments come amid the winter transfer period, where Galatasaray are actively seeking to bolster their squad.

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Kaduna Steps Up Ebola Surveillance and Public Awareness

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Kaduna Ebola surveillance is being strengthened through health facility preparedness, public awareness campaigns and planned sensitisation at key entry points.

The Kaduna State Government has stepped up Ebola surveillance and preventive measures, including strengthening health facility preparedness and expanding public awareness campaigns, as authorities work to prevent a possible outbreak.

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The Director of Public Health at the state Ministry of Health, Dr Sadique Abubakar, disclosed the measures in an interview with PUNCH Online on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, following a meeting to assess the Ebola situation and identify necessary preventive actions.

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Abubakar said the government was working to improve the readiness of health facilities while educating residents about Ebola prevention and the importance of strict infection prevention and control practices.

“We have already identified the necessary actions that we will continue to take. Part of them is strengthening facility readiness and awareness,” he said.

He explained that community sensitisation remained central to the state’s preparedness strategy, with health officials developing messages to inform the public about the disease and ways to reduce the risk of transmission.

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“We are currently developing messages to distribute across various media platforms. We will also engage the media in sensitising the community through radio, television and other channels,” Abubakar said.

The government is also planning awareness campaigns at key entry points, including motor parks and railway stations, to reach travellers and other members of the public with relevant health information.

According to the director, these efforts form part of broader preparations to ensure Kaduna can respond effectively to a potential public health emergency.

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Abubakar added that the Ministry of Health would issue a public health advisory to guide residents on precautions and other relevant information concerning Ebola.

“Usually, when we have issues of public health concern, we release public health advisories,” he said.

He assured residents that the government would continue reviewing its preparedness plans and provide updates as additional measures were developed.

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The director urged the public to follow official health information and observe recommended preventive measures while the state strengthens its readiness against a possible Ebola outbreak.

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