Tales from isolation: Survivors tell of brush with COVID-19

From Covid-19 deniers, to medical practitioners, Daily Trust Saturday spoke to a wide array of survivors who shared personal stories detailing their fight with

s the COVID-19 pandemic rages in the country, some people have lost their lives to the disease, while others survived. Musa Ebomhiana, Chief Press Secretary of the Edo State Deputy Governor Philip Shaibu, describes himself as a living testimony, and an ‘ambassador of COVID-19’, having survived the virus aged 59. He said he was taken to the Stella Obasanjo Isolation Centre in the state very sick, but came out healthy and strong.

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