Which country has become the first to roll out a vaccine for meningitis?

The WHO-approved Men5CV vaccine, which targets five strains of meningitis in a single dose, was introduced by Nigeria, taking the lead in the global fight against meningitis. This vaccine outperforms earlier ones, which is important because bacterial meningitis, which is common in Africa, poses major health risks. Nigeria is part of Africa's 'meningitis belt,' where the number of cases is rising. The WHO reported a 50% increase in cases last year. Nigeria has made a major advancement in public health with its innovative move, which sets the standard for wider adoption globally.