The Nigerian federal government says there is no confirmed case of Ebola virus disease in the country and is strengthening national preparedness. According to reports, government officials state that surveillance and precautionary steps are being intensified to detect any potential case early. The measures are described as part of efforts to improve health security in response to recent Ebola outbreaks reported in other countries, including the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda. The government’s reassurances are accompanied by actions aimed at readiness, including monitoring and preparedness planning across the country. Officials are also communicating to the public that current information does not indicate Ebola transmission in Nigeria. The reporting emphasizes that the response focuses on prevention and early detection, rather than on managing an existing domestic case. Overall, sources agree that Nigeria remains free of confirmed Ebola cases while authorities enhance systems for surveillance, precautionary health measures, and coordination in line with regional outbreak risk.