COVID-19 : Yahaya Bello Makes U-turn, overnight Unveiled First Class Isolation Center ready to work with NCDC

 

Governor Yahaya Bello Speaks-

We are not in any way defiant to the scourge of coronavirus Anyone who meets the requirement for testing as outlined by the World Health Organisation and NCDC would be tested immediately. Our people will continue to protect themselves along the NCDC guidelines and measures to stay safe of the coronavirus.

Nothing is altogether new under the sun. Whether the coronavirus or CoviD-19 or SARS-COV2 is natural or artificial and whether it came out of China or elsewhere by happenstance or hostile action, WE NEED AN EVOLVING SYNERGY BETWEEN SCIENCE AND COMMON SENSE, MEDICINE AND GOVERNANCE TO BEAT THIS PANDEMIC.

As leaders, the burden is on us to refuse panic and act intentionally to create a semblance of normal life for our people while taking adequate precautions to keep them as safe as possible.

Once again, I thank the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, the Federal Ministry of Health, and of course the NCDC for all they have done and will continue to do until this pandemic is contained and crushed.

In particular, we thank Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu, the Director-General, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) for sending us a fact-finding and validation team today. They have arrived the state and we welcome them.

While the whole attention and care are about the COVID-19, let us not be blinded towards issues including Kidnapping, Terrorism, Banditry, Cattle rustling, accidents, Malaria, Lassa Fever, Meningitis, and others which are also killing our people in large number.

Governor Yahaya Bello, 07/05/2020

These are images from one of our Isolation center in Lokoja, Kogi Is More Ready in Tackling The Spread Of Coronavirus Into The State.

Kogi Is Still #COVID19 Free, 10/05/2020

Onogwu Mohammed

 

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