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COVID-19: January will be tough —FG On Kindly Share This Story: …Cooperate with govts on crossover night service – CAN …NMA attributes second wave to poor adherence to guidelines …Ondo threatens to jail  church leaders who flout ban on crossover service …Oyo records 50 deaths, introduces new restrictions …There’ll be new pandemic-related challenges in 2021 —WHO By Dayo Johnson, Omeiza Ajayi, Luminous Jannamike  & Adeola Badru THE Federal Government, yesterday, said that Jan...

• FCT loses four doctors, affirms full medical services The Nigeria Centre For Disease Control (NCDC) has documented 397 new COVID-19 infections in the country. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), which got the information from the centre’s verified website, reported that the nation has so far tested 932,327 people since the first confirmed case was announced on February 27. The public health body said the fresh infections were reported from 17 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) ...

Advertisement Anthony Ogunleye, chief press secretary to Mohammed Bello, FCT Minister, said this in a statement on Tuesday. “Since the first case of COVID-19 was recorded in the FCT, a total of 476 health workers inclusive of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory staff, drivers and other auxillary personnel have been infected by the virus. Of these figure, a total of 4 doctors have succumbed to the disease, the latest, a female doctor from Gwarimpa hospital passed on over the course of the...

FCT hospitals not running skeletal services — Official FCT authorities say only four doctors have died from Covid-19 in Abuja, and 476 health workers overall infected to date 2 min read The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) says all FCT hospitals are operating at full capacity, including emergencies for adults, children, delivery and maternity services, 24-hour theatre service and other services. Anthony Ogunleye, the Chief Press Secretary to the FCT Minister, Mu...

  The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) disclosed this in a statement issued on Tuesday. According to the statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the FCT Minister, Mr Anthony Ogunleye, the FCTA said a female doctor with the Gwarimpa General hospital, passed on two weeks ago while a private medical doctor died last week. Following the recent developments, the known number of medical doctors that have succumbed to COVID-19 in the FCT now stands at four since the outbreak o...

TODAY December 29, 2020 The Federal Capital Territory Administration FCTA has placed the number of health workers who have so far contracted COVID-19 in the territory at 476. Chief Press Secretary CPS to the FCT minister, Anthony Ogunleye, in a statement on Tuesday also noted that of the figure, four medical doctors have however paid the ultimate price. “Since the first case of COVID-19 was recorded in the FCT, a total of 476 health workers inclusive of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, laborat...

FCTA loses two more doctors to Covid-19 2 min read The Federal Capital Territory Administration has disclosed that two more doctors have succumbed to the coronavirus in the Federal Capital Territory in the past two weeks. It explained that a female doctor with the Gwarimpa General hospital, passed on two weeks ago while a private medical doctor died last week, bringing the total of doctors lost to the virus in the FCT to four since March. This was contained in a statement on Tue...

476 Abuja health officials infected by COVID-19 so far — Official Out of the figure, he said, four doctors were killed by the disease, the latest being a female doctor. ADVERTISEMENT The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) says no fewer than 476 health workers, including doctors, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory staff, drivers and other auxillary personnel were infected by the coronavirus since the first case was recorded in the FCT. Out of the figure, he said, four doctors succumb...

“The latest, being a female doctor from Gwarimpa General hospital, who passed on two weeks ago and a private medical doctor over the last one week,” he said. Ogunleye, who was reacting to a report that the deaths from the virus  and it’s infection of health workers have affected services in public hospitals, said service delivery was still at optimal levels across FCT health facilities. “It is important to mention that these fatalities have not in any way adversely affected the quality...

By Olawale Ajimotokan The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has disclosed that a total of 476 health workers including doctors, nurses, pharmacists, laboratory staff, drivers and other auxiliary personnel have been infected by the virus since the first case of the pandemic was recorded in March. In a statement issued Tuesday by its spokesman, Anthony Ogunleye, FCTA said that a total of four doctors have also succumbed to the disease, the latest, a female doctor from Gwarimpa hospi...