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: Gov Seyi Makinde Tests Positive For COVID-19

Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has tested positive for coronavirus and is in self-isolation.  The governor revealed this in a statement on his verified Twitter handle on Monday where he disclosed that he is asymptomatic. “I just received my COVID-19 confirmation test result,” he tweeted. “It is POSITIVE. I am asymptomatic and will continue to self-isolate.” READ ALSO :  Your ID Card Is Your Pass, Lai Mohammed Tells Journalists He also directed the former Chief Medical Director of the University College, Ibadan, Prof Temitope Alonge, to be the Head of COVID-19 Task Force as he recovers. According to him, “I have designated Prof Temitope Alonge, former Chief Medical Director of the University College, Ibadan, as the Head of COVID-19 Task Force while I recover fully.” Governor Makinde also urged the people of Oyo State to comply with instructions from the COVID-19 Task Force. “Stay home, stay safe,” he urged Oyo residents. He is the third governor in the country to

I Murdered COVID-19,’ Nigerian Lady Shares Survival Story After Testing Positive

A recovered COVID-19 patient, Oluwaseun Ayodeji Osowobi, has shared how she successfully beat the virus and tested positive twice following treatment at Mainland Hospital, Yaba, Lagos. In a series of tweets on her handle, she shared her survival story, revealing how the nurses and doctors at the frontline deserve all the praises and accolades. “Today, I am proud to inform you that I murdered COVID-19 and have tested negative twice. I have been discharged. “The nurses at IDH (Infectious Disease Hospital) Yaba were fab. They deserve accolades for their hard work. “Thank you Governor @babajidesanwoolu for coming to see me.” Governor Sanwo-Olu who was moved by Osowobi’s testimony retweeted her post and congratulated her. The governor also appreciated the feedback. “We say ‘Oluwa seun o’ to our creator and thanks to our hardworking health workers. “We will continue to provide more resources and increase capacity,”  Sanwo-Olu tweeted. Osowobi in her tweets thanked the