Today’s report includes:

▪️337 confirmed cases reported for Lagos state is for 4th January 2022

▪️152 confirmed cases reported for Kaduna state is for 4th (18) & 5th (11) January 2022 with additional 123 cases for 24th (67) & 25th (56) December 2021

▪️26 confirmed cases reported for Enugu state is for 4th January 2022

▪️31 confirmed cases reported for Kano state is for 4th (20) & 5th (11) January 2022

▪️15 confirmed cases reported for Niger state is for 2nd January 2022

▪️9 confirmed cases reported for Benue state is for 4th January 2022

▪️7 confirmed cases reported for Borno state is for 4th January 2022

▪️80 Discharged cases reported for Kaduna state is for 4th (30) & 5th (50) January 2022

▪️27 Discharged cases reported for Enugu state is for 4th January 2022

▪️8 Discharged cases reported for Kano state is for 4th January 2022

▪️3 Discharged cases reported for Lagos state is for 4th January 2022

▪️ 0 cases reported from Ondo, Osun and Sokoto State

#TakeResponsibility

The #COVID19 virus can live on surfaces for several hours.

#TakeResponsibility to limit or avoid sharing the use of personal items.

✅Wear a face mask
✅Observe physical distance
✅Wash your hands regularly

#CelebrateResponsibly

Public settings including the transportation industry, religious settings, businesses, markets should ensure adherence to public health and safety measures.

#TakeResponsibility to be part of the solution. Ensure all passengers wear a face mask to prevent the spread of #COVID19 in communities.

Let us all #CelebrateResponsibly

Do you have symptoms associated with #COVID19❓

Please visit one of the sample collection sites in your state to get tested.

Testing at any PUBLIC laboratory in the NCDC network is FREE OF CHARGE

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#CelebrateResponsibly

A sudden loss of taste & smell with fever, headache or runny nose may be #COVID19

Please do not ignore these symptoms. Visit a #COVID19 testing site closest to you.

#TakeResponsibility to #CelebrateResponsibly

#TakeResponsibility to #CelebrateResponsibly

Vaccines protect you from serious illness and death from #COVID19. But do you know that after being vaccinated, you should STILL:

😷 Wear a mask
↔️ Keep a safe distance
🪟 Open windows
🤧 Cough/sneeze into your elbow/tissue
👐 Wash your hands

#TakeResponsibility to #CelebrateResponsibly

#Lassafever is a zoonotic disease transmitted through direct or indirect contact with rats.

Practice personal and environmental hygiene to stay safe and protected.

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Hygiene is Key!

Hand hygiene is one of the most effective ways to reduce the spread of infectious diseases like #LassaFever, #COVID19 and #Cholera.

Encourage the practice of regular hand hygiene among your family and friends to stay healthy.

#Lassafever can be transmitted by food that has been contaminated by urine and faeces of infected rats.

Store food away from animals and cook them properly before eating.

Our weekly #COVID19Nigeria situation report(Epi Week 52) has been published.

The weekly #COVID19 situation reports provide a summary of the epidemiological situation, datasheet & response activities in Nigeria.

Download:
https://ncdc.gov.ng/diseases/sitreps/?cat=14&name=An%20update%20of%20COVID-19%20outbreak%20in%20Nigeria

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Ensuring proper implementation of #COVID19 guidelines in schools & educational facilities is very important as schools resume.

#TakeResponsibility to reduce the risk of spread among children and school staff.

Download, read & share via https://covid19.ncdc.gov.ng/media/files/Public_Health_Guidance_on_Safe_School_Re-opening_in_Nigeria.pdf

Together, we can limit the transmission of #COVID19 in our society

💉Get vaccinated
😷 Wear a face mask
↔️ Keep physical distance from others around
🤧🧼 Practice good hand & respiratory hygiene
🪟 Keep spaces ventilated
🏥Seek medical attention if you feel ill

#TakeResponsibility