Coronavirus: Lagos discharges six more patients
This brings the total discharged cases in the state to 123.
This brings the total discharged cases in the state to 123.
The deceased contracted the virus from privately managing a known COVID-19 patient.
This brings to 50, the number of patients successfully managed and discharged from the Lagos State isolation facilities.
The latest fatality means the total number of deaths so far in Nigeria has risen to seven.
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The governors speak on measures they are undertaking to curb any likely spread of the disease.
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LUTH is one of the five functional molecular laboratories for testing samples from the South-West states of Nigeria.
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Mr Buhari described Mr Ajekigbe’s death as a huge loss to the country.
The doctors are currently on a warning strike.
President Muhammadu Buhari expressed sadness at Mr Femi-Pearse's death.
Such practice is dangerous and has led to untimely death of many infants in Nigeria, the expert says.
The professor says men should do regular checkups.
The hospitals are located in Lagos, Kano and Umuahia.
There had been rumours that 13 people died in the hospital as a result of HPV.
The doctors tried to gain entry into their secretariat.
“We had the worst Christmas and New Year celebrations because we were not paid.”
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