Employers & business owners have a responsibility to ensure:

✅Employees & customers wear a face mask
✅Provision of handwashing facilities
✅Limit the number of people in office spaces per time
✅Offices are well ventilated
✅Regular disinfection of frequently touched surfaces

#TakeResponsibility to avoid large gatherings held indoors & with poor adherence to #COVID19 prevention measures.

✅Wear a face mask properly in public
✅Wash your hands regularly
✅Observe physical distancing
✅Seek medical attention if you feel ill

#COVID19Nigeria update for Monday 4th January 2021

1204 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-654
FCT-200
Plateau-60
Kaduna-54
Kano-40
Rivers-30
Edo-28
Nasarawa-25
Kebbi-19
Bauchi-18
Oyo-13
Akwa Ibom-12
Bayelsa-11
Ogun-11
Delta-9
Abia-8
Benue-5
Imo-3
Borno-2
Sokoto-1
Osun-1

As at 4th January 2021, there are 91,351 cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria, 75,699 discharged and 1,318 dead

Our discharges today includes 218 community recoveries in Lagos State managed in line with guidelines.

A breakdown of cases by state can be found via http://covid19.ncdc.gov.ng

Disinfect frequently touched surfaces regularly to prevent the spread of #COVID19 and other infectious diseases in your home, shops, offices and community.

#TakeResponsibility to protect yourself, loved ones, customers, employees and society at large.

Let's work together to prevent the spread of #Lassafever.

Be a guardian of proper sanitation in your community and promote frequent #Handwashing with soap and running water.

Cover your foodstuff properly to avoid contamination by rodents.

#COVID19Nigeria update for Tuesday 5th January 2021

1,354 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-712
FCT-145
Plateau-117
Kwara-81
Kaduna-54
Sokoto-39
Oyo-38
Rivers-37
Gombe-21
Enugu-20
Akwa Ibom-16
Bauchi-14
Delta-14
Ebonyi-13
Anambra-9
Taraba-8
Edo-8
Kano-3
Osun-2
Ekiti-2
Ogun-1

As at 5th January 2021, there are 92,705 cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria, 76,396 discharged and 1,319 dead

Our discharges today include 324 community recoveries in Lagos State and 137 community recoveries in FCT managed in line with guidelines.

A breakdown of cases by state can be found via http://covid19.ncdc.gov.ng

Mosquito control helps reduce the risk of #Yellowfever infection.

Ensure you:
✅Get rid of stagnant water
✅Keep your environments clean
✅Keep your water containers covered properly
✅Wear protective clothing to prevent mosquito bites

#TakeResponsibility

#COVID19Nigeria update for Wednesday 6th January 2021

1,664 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-642
FCT-407
Plateau-160
Kaduna-83
Rivers-62
Adamawa-47
Nasarawa-38
Abia-29
Edo-28
Anambra-27
Niger-24
Ogun-24
Imo-15
Oyo-14
Kano-12
Osun-12
Borno-9
Delta-7
Enugu-7
Bauchi-5
Ekiti-5
Sokoto-5
Jigawa-2

As at 6th January 2021, there are 94,369 #COVID19 cases in Nigeria, 77,229 discharged and 1,324 dead.

Our discharges today include 388 community recoveries in Lagos State, 261 in Kaduna State, 87 in Plateau State and 20 in Imo State managed in line with guidelines.

A breakdown of cases by state can be found via covid19.ncdc.gov.ng

#COVID19 is transmitted by droplets that spread when an infected person talks, sneezes or coughs.

#WearAMask to stay protected.

#TakeResponsibility

#Lassafever occurs throughout the year but more cases are recorded during the dry season i.e. November - May.

Early treatment and diagnosis of the disease greatly increases the chances of survival.

📜 more:
https://ncdc.gov.ng/news/206/lassa-fever-public-health-advisory

#TakeResponsibility

#COVID19Nigeria update for Thursday 7th January 2021

1,565 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-807
FCT-236
Kaduna-79
Oyo-57
Plateau-47
Rivers-37
Katsina-35
Edo-30
Sokoto-30
Delta-26
Kebbi-23
Ondo-20
Enugu-18
Abia-17
Ogun-17
Benue-16
Bayelsa-15
Bauchi-14
Niger-13
Kano-10
Borno-6
Imo-5
Ekiti-4
Osun-2
Jigawa-1

As at 7th January 2021, there are 95,934 confirmed #COVID19 cases in Nigeria, 77,982 discharged and 1,330 dead