The NCDC said that it was intensifying rapid diagnostic testing and stool culture tests to contain the outbreak. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC), has said that Nigeria witnessed a significant rise of 128 per cent in cholera cases.NCDC said that Lagos state accounted for 60 per cent of all cases, with Lagos Island being the most affected Local Government Area (LGA). The NCDC, via its official website, said that for the epidemiological week 35, the death toll had also increased by 106 per cent with 204 fatalities in 2024. It reported 7,056 suspected cases as of Sept….