Recent figures released by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) says a total of 31,425 suspected cases of Cholera and 816 deaths, have been recorded
I gathered that most affected states were in the north, and reported cases from January to date were those of children between ages of five to 15 years making 27 per cent of the figures, with 51 per cent male and 49 per cent female in all suspected cases.
Another resident, Shamsudee Kabir Jibia, expressed worries over the outbreak of the disease in Katsina, describing the pandemic as the will of God and people should turn to God in prayers to heal the state instead of lamenting.
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