As Ebola outbreak hit middle of May 2026, WHO drop report wey show say di world still dey weak for pandemic preparedness.Di report, titled 'A World on the Edge: Priorities for a Pandemic-Resilient Future', come from WHO’s Global Preparedness Monitoring Board.E highlight say even after Ebola and COVID-19, investment and readiness no dey match rising pandemic risks.

For Africa, di report talk say country dem need trust their own systems, and focus on independent pandemic monitoring, strong health workforce, equal access to vaccines and countermeasures, sustainable financing, and serious political attention.Countries supposed build local capacity to manage health data, develop vaccines and diagnostic tools, and support African scientists.Health workers need better work environment and resources so dem fit stay and perform well.Africa also need to secure fair access to medical technologies, strengthen regional production of supplies, and avoid over-reliance on donations.Initiatives like African Epidemic Fund fit help create quick-response financing.Political leaders must keep pandemic readiness on top priority, make sure policies dey implemented, and involve communities fully.Without all these actions, Africa and the world remain at risk for future health crises.