Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, has confirmed an imported case of Ebola, prompting surveillance of 44 contacts. The confirmation marks a resurgence of the virus in the country after a period of no reported cases. Simultaneously, a bill proposing state police forces is gaining traction, aiming to decentralize security nationwide. Authorities are also investigating a substantial $120 million fraud case, indicating ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes. These developments represent significant challenges and potential shifts in Nigeria’s public health and security landscapes. The government is prioritizing contact tracing and containment measures related to the Ebola case while debates continue regarding the benefits and potential drawbacks of state-level police organizations. Further details on all these stories are available via Punch Newspapers.