Physical distance helps in avoiding contact with respiratory droplets when an infected person with #COVID19 coughs or sneezes.
Keep a distance of 2 metres from anyone showing symptoms of a respiratory illness to stay safe.
#TakeResponsibility to #CelebrateResponsibly.
Keep a distance of 2 metres from anyone showing symptoms of a respiratory illness to stay safe.
#TakeResponsibility to #CelebrateResponsibly.
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THANK YOU to Nigerians & our partners for the support, as we led the public health response to the #COVID19 pandemic & other disease outbreaks in 2020
As the pandemic continues, please #TakeResponsibility
We remain committed to our mandate in protecting the health of Nigerians
As the pandemic continues, please #TakeResponsibility
We remain committed to our mandate in protecting the health of Nigerians
#COVID19 may cause severe complications in the elderly and people with underlying health conditions.
#TakeResponsibility to protect them & stay safe:
✅Avoid non-essential travel
✅Wear a face mask
✅Maintain physical distance
✅Wash your hands regularly
#CelebrateResponsibly
#TakeResponsibility to protect them & stay safe:
✅Avoid non-essential travel
✅Wear a face mask
✅Maintain physical distance
✅Wash your hands regularly
#CelebrateResponsibly
#COVID19Nigeria update for Saturday 2nd January 2021
576 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;
Lagos-277
FCT-90
Oyo-51
Nasarawa-49
Sokoto-23
Anambra-14
Bauchi-11
Imo-11
Kano-11
Edo-10
Plateau-10
Ogun-9
Osun-5
Jigawa-3
Rivers-2
As at 2nd January 2021, there are 89,163 cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria, 74,789 discharged and 1,302 dead.
576 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;
Lagos-277
FCT-90
Oyo-51
Nasarawa-49
Sokoto-23
Anambra-14
Bauchi-11
Imo-11
Kano-11
Edo-10
Plateau-10
Ogun-9
Osun-5
Jigawa-3
Rivers-2
As at 2nd January 2021, there are 89,163 cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria, 74,789 discharged and 1,302 dead.
Our discharges today include 287 community recoveries in Lagos State and 60 community recoveries in Plateau State managed in line with guidelines.
A breakdown of cases by state can be found via http://covid19.ncdc.gov.ng
A breakdown of cases by state can be found via http://covid19.ncdc.gov.ng
Ensure you wash your hands with soap & running water before going into any religious gathering.
#TakeResponsibility to reduce the risk of spread of #COVID19 by:
✅Wearing a face mask
✅Observing physical distance
✅Coughing/sneezing into your elbow
✅Avoiding hugs/ handshakes
#TakeResponsibility to reduce the risk of spread of #COVID19 by:
✅Wearing a face mask
✅Observing physical distance
✅Coughing/sneezing into your elbow
✅Avoiding hugs/ handshakes
Continue to practice all #COVID19 prevention measures while awaiting your test result:
✅ Wear a face mask
✅ Avoid large gatherings
✅ Observe physical distancing
✅ Wash hands frequently with soap & water
Let us all #TakeResponsibility to #CelebrateResponsibly
✅ Wear a face mask
✅ Avoid large gatherings
✅ Observe physical distancing
✅ Wash hands frequently with soap & water
Let us all #TakeResponsibility to #CelebrateResponsibly
#COVID19Nigeria update for Sunday 3rd January 2021
917 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;
FCT-222
Lagos-214
Kaduna-119
Plateau-92
Nasarawa-50
Oyo-41
Adamawa-33
Ondo-32
Abia-28
Ogun-19
Rivers-17
Kano-16
Yobe-14
Edo-8
Anambra-6
Ekiti-5
Jigawa-1
As at 3rd January 2021, there are 90,080 cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria,
75,044 discharged and 1,311 dead
917 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;
FCT-222
Lagos-214
Kaduna-119
Plateau-92
Nasarawa-50
Oyo-41
Adamawa-33
Ondo-32
Abia-28
Ogun-19
Rivers-17
Kano-16
Yobe-14
Edo-8
Anambra-6
Ekiti-5
Jigawa-1
As at 3rd January 2021, there are 90,080 cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria,
75,044 discharged and 1,311 dead
Our discharges today includes 59 community recoveries in Lagos State managed in line with guidelines.
A breakdown of cases by state can be found via http://covid19.ncdc.gov.ng
A breakdown of cases by state can be found via http://covid19.ncdc.gov.ng
#COVID19NigeriaStories
“We knew Edo can’t be spared from infection given our geographical location. We took immediate steps including setting up a State Task Force"
~Dr Okhuarobo, Edo State Epidemiologist describes the state level response to #COVID19
🔗https://covid19blog.ncdc.gov.ng/covid19-nigeria-stories/responding-to-the-unknown-lessons-from-edo-
“We knew Edo can’t be spared from infection given our geographical location. We took immediate steps including setting up a State Task Force"
~Dr Okhuarobo, Edo State Epidemiologist describes the state level response to #COVID19
🔗https://covid19blog.ncdc.gov.ng/covid19-nigeria-stories/responding-to-the-unknown-lessons-from-edo-