COVID-19 in control of situation in Nigeria – Peter Obi
Former Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi, has said that there is a need to do more work in Nigeria as coronavirus continues to spread across the country.He noted that Nigeria is still not in control of the most critical measure of how the virus is spreading, which is testing.
According to Obi: “We have not really taken care or control of the [COVID-19] situation in Nigeria as it should be because the most critical measure of how this is spreading we are still not in control of it, which is testing. “For me, the issue of lockdown and relaxing it, we all still have to go through this very serious precaution and follow strict protocols.
“Because where South Africa said they are in control of the situation in their country, here in Nigeria, the virus is in control of the situation.Meanwhile, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has announced another
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