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• To Vaccinate Only 50,000 Frontline Health Workers
• FG Plans To Reach 40% Of Population By End Of 2021, 70% By December 2022
• ‘We’ll Ensure Vaccines Are Safe For Nigerians’
• UK Copies What Nigeria Has Been Doing For Five Months, NCDC Claims
Contrary to earlier projection that Nigeria might receive COVID-19 vaccines late in the year, the Federal Government has said the country would actually get about 100,000 doses of vaccines in two weeks or latest between end of this month and first week of February.
As Nigerians dropped their guards and paid less attention to safety protocols against the disease and the world raced to solution, a medical expert, last year, feared that the Federal Government would have to boost its game plan if it hoped to beat the pandemic, considering that Nigeria might “not have access to the vaccines immediately after licensure if the country did not participate one way or the other in its development.”
• To Vaccinate Only 50,000 Frontline Health Workers
• FG Plans To Reach 40% Of Population By End Of 2021, 70% By December 2022
• ‘We’ll Ensure Vaccines Are Safe For Nigerians’
• UK Copies What Nigeria Has Been Doing For Five Months, NCDC Claims
Contrary to earlier projection that Nigeria might receive COVID-19 vaccines late in the year, the Federal Government has said the country would actually get about 100,000 doses of vaccines in two weeks or latest between end of this month and first week of February.
As Nigerians dropped their guards and paid less attention to safety protocols against the disease and the world raced to solution, a medical expert, last year, feared that the Federal Government would have to boost its game plan if it hoped to beat the pandemic, considering that Nigeria might “not have access to the vaccines immediately after licensure if the country did not participate one way or the other in its development.”