The Presidential Steering Committee on COVID-19 (PSC) says the country will start administering the second batch of COVID-19 vaccines from August 10. The
The committee’s Director of Publicity, Willie Bassey, made this known in a statement yesterday in Abuja.“The PSC has received over four million doses of Moderna vaccine donated by the U.S. Government to Nigeria. In view of the above, the inoculation is scheduled from Tuesday, Aug. 10, at the Federal Medical Centre, Jabi, off Airport road, Abuja,” he said.
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