In his response, Ihekweazu commended the scheme for its support at fighting the disease.
The 21-day programme was halted just after one week as a proactive measure to check the spread of the virus in all orientation camps across the federation.
NYSC Director-General, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim, dropped the hint during a courtesy visit to his Nigeria Centre for Disease Control counterpart, Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu, in Abuja. He said conscious of the possibility of complete lifting of the lockdown, the strategies mapped out by the NYSC management had taken care of various scenarios and would be presented to the PTF through the NCDC for guidance.In this article:
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