Updated Nov. 11, 2026: Nigeria’s Centre for Disease Control and Prevention reports no additional Ebola case after the imported Bundibugyo-virus infection confirmed on Oct. 20. As of Nov. 10, 34 of 62 identified contacts had completed 21-day follow-up and 28 remained under monitoring. The NCDC says response and surveillance continue; being a contact does not mean someone has Ebola.

Sources: NCDC outbreak dashboard (Nov. 10): evdmicrosite.ncdc.gov.ng source ↗ ; Premium Times: premiumtimesng.com source ↗ ; Channels Television: channelstv.com source ↗

Updated Nov. 8, 2026: The NCDC dashboard listed 45 contacts still under follow-up and 17 who had completed follow-up, out of 62 identified. These were contacts being monitored, not confirmed Ebola cases. Source: NCDC, dashboard generated Nov. 8: evdmicrosite.ncdc.gov.ng source ↗

Updated Oct. 29, 2026: Nigeria’s first confirmed Bundibugyo Ebola patient was evacuated with her husband to Switzerland on Oct. 26, after Nigerian authorities cleared the transfer. The Associated Press reported that the couple arrived safely; the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control said the patient was receiving care in Geneva and her husband was in isolation in Zurich. At the time of the evacuation, Nigeria’s health minister said the country had no other confirmed Ebola cases. Contact monitoring and preparedness work remain important. Sources: Associated Press (Oct. 26): apnews.com source ↗ ; ECDC (Oct. 28): ecdc.europa.eu source ↗ ; Nigeria Federal Ministry of Health: health.gov.ng source ↗