No state in Nigeria is free of COVID-19 — NCDC
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Mr Ihekweazu’s statement is against the current background that Cross River is the only state yet to record a case of the virus. That made Cross River the only state yet to officially record a case even though some health officials believe the State government has not been transparent in COVID-19 testing in the state.
“That’s why we have to keep doing this work that we are doing, testing people, finding out if they have it,” he said.Meanwhile, at the briefing, the chairman of the task force, Boss Mustapha, said it is important for Nigerians to carry out tests to ascertain their COVID-19 status.“I, therefore, urge Nigerians to make use of these facilities and get tested. Similarly, I implore us not to be afraid of undertaking the COVID-19 test.
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