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Lagos shuts all COVID-19 vaccination centres On Out of 2nd wave successfully, vaccinates 257,756 persons with 1st dose As NPHCDA carries out 1,133,325 vaccinations By Sola Ogundipe, Chioma Obinna & Gabriel Olawale The Lagos State government has shut down all COVID-19 vaccination centres across the state even as it ended the first phase of COVID-19 vaccination campaign with 257, 756 persons vaccinated. Meanwhile, the state said it has come out of the 2nd wave of the pandemic successfully. The State government acted following the directive of the National Primary Healthcare Development ...
UNICEF, WHO kick against discrimination of COVID-19 survivors On By Sola Ogundipe, Chioma Obinna & Gabriel Olawale Nigerians and the world at large have been urged to stop discrimination against survivors and those afflicted with coronavirus, even as the demand for vaccine passports that is being agitated by some European countries has been described as unnecessary. This is coming as the World Health Organisation, WHO, has kicked against the demand for vaccine passports or certificates as being agitated by some European countries before entry by travellers from abroad. In the views of UNICEF...
By Chioma Obinna For decades now, vaccination programmes in Nigeria have been making progress. But the advent of COVID-19 vaccines may be bringing back ugly years of vaccine hesitancy which experts fear may erode gains already made in routine immunisation. According to experts, vaccine hesitancy is a continuum between vaccine acceptance and refusal. Eligible Nigerians are either delaying or refusing COVID-19 vaccines, even after the World Health Organisation, WHO, has confirmed the safety and effectiveness against the dreaded virus. Sunday Vanguard reports that if left unaddressed, vaccine he...
Vaccine apathy threatens COVID-19 response On Kindly Share This Story: By Chioma Obinna For decades now, vaccination programmes in Nigeria have been making progress. But the advent of COVID-19 vaccines may be bringing back ugly years of vaccine hesitancy which experts fear may erode gains already made in routine immunisation. According to experts, vaccine hesitancy is a continuum between vaccine acceptance and refusal. Eligible Nigerians are either delaying or refusing COVID-19 vaccines, even after the World Health Organisation, WHO, has confirmed the safety and effectiveness against the dr...