Ghana has now recorded 2,719 cases of COVID-19 and 65 additional recoveries making a total of 294, according to the Ghana Health Service (GHS).

The death toll however remains the same at 18. This is the largest the country has recorded so far in one batch.

Meanwhile, the Ghana Health Service is still embarking on a massive testing and contact tracing exercise to ensure affected persons are identified as part of measures to further curb the spread of the virus.

http://thepostghana.com/ghana-records-550-more-cases-of-coronavirus-in-2-days-tally-now-2719/

The Lord will deliver them

Ghana want climb table

Looks like Ghana and Nigeria are in a competition....presently running neck and neck!

But as we all know, Naija no dey carry last!

God please show us the way, we need to overcome this corona thing fast.

We stay locked down it increases, we ease up it still rising, na wa o

But funny enough, Ghana is doing better in terms of managing the death rates...unlike our hopeless 9ja where people are dying like rats fed with poison.

XANDERBOY85:
Looks like Ghana and Nigeria are in a competition....presently running neck and neck!

But as we all know, Naija no dey carry last!

My brother Nigeria is winning the league remember we are the giant of Africa in all way including con.....19 [

XANDERBOY85:
Looks like Ghana and Nigeria are in a competition....presently running neck and neck!

But as we all know, Naija no dey carry last!

They should carry last in this one

oluwadabira111:
My brother Nigeria is winning the league remember we are the giant of Africa in all way including con.....19 [

We must take last in this one.

Very soon apc will Start comparing the

Shelumiel:
But funny enough, Ghana is doing better in terms of managing the death rates...unlike our hopeless 9ja where people are dying like rats fed with poison.

Nawa o. You guys just seek every opportunity to insult your country even when it's lame. 550 cases in a single batch in a country with that population is very serious sign of perilous times ahead. Besides, this is a sudden skyrocketing so it's too early to start comparing death and recovery rates.

You should more concerned with what is happening in Kano. How many tests have been done in Nigeria, compared with Ghana?

etrange:


Nawa o. You guys just seek every opportunity to insult your country even when it's lame. 550 cases in a single batch in a country with that population is very serious sign of perilous times ahead. Besides, this is a sudden skyrocketing so it's too early to start comparing death and recovery rates.

Shelumiel:
But funny enough, Ghana is doing better in terms of managing the death rates...unlike our hopeless 9ja where people are dying like rats fed with poison.

What do you expect, they have a different approach from what our ncdc is doing here, waiting for people to die before testing them and their contacts, imagine the almajiri cases detected in kaduna, if they were not deported from kano they most likely would have been roaming freely spreading it freely and people would be dropping dead for "unknown causes". The simple truth is ncdc has done just a handful of tests compared to what the ghanians have done hence they have a relatively lower death rate.

etrange:


Nawa o. You guys just seek every opportunity to insult your country even when it's lame. 550 cases in a single batch in a country with that population is very serious sign of perilous times ahead. Besides, this is a sudden skyrocketing so it's too early to start comparing death and recovery rates.

People like you are the reason why Nigeria is in the mess it is today. Ghana is doing far far better than Nigeria in terms of testing capacity and data keeping. So what the hell are you saying. The records they keep are far more accurate than what our jokers called leaders are doing. Imagine that lard who calls himself Gov. Sanwo Olu saying there are 3000 untested samples in Lagos due to a lack of the necessary reagents to carryout the test. Is that an excuse for not being up and doing at a time like this? Continue being complacent with Nigeria. By the time covid-19 visits you...you'll surely have a different story.

Ghana mensah nukewe

veeshock:

What do you expect, they have a different approach from what our ncdc is doing here, waiting for people to die before testing them and their contacts, imagine the almajiri cases detected in kaduna, if they were not deported from kano they most likely would have been roaming freely spreading it freely and people would be dropping dead for "unknown causes". The simple truth is ncdc has done just a handful of tests compared to what the ghanians have done hence they have a relatively lower death rate.

Baba your head get oil jare...but many folks will still want to support the complacency of the NCDC in terms of their testing capacity.

Rotjijatau:
Ghana mensah nukewe

Nigeria Friday Ibu nukewe

Shelumiel:
People like you are the reason why Nigeria is in the mess it is today. Ghana is doing far far better than Nigeria in terms of testing capacity and data keeping. So what the hell are you saying. The records they keep are far more accurate than what our jokers called leaders are doing. Imagine that lard who calls himself Gov. Sanwo Olu saying there are 3000 untested samples in Lagos due to a lack of the necessary reagents to carryout the test. Is that an excuse for not being up and doing at a time like this? Continue being complacent with Nigeria. By the time covid-19 visits you...you'll surely have a different story.

Noisyrians:
You should more concerned with what is happening in Kano. How many tests have been done in Nigeria, compared with Ghana?

I'm not comparing Nigeria and Ghana. That will be doing the same thing I'm criticising. I only pointed out that they have their own serious issues to deal with too.

Shelumiel, I don't stay in Nigeria. However, it's even far worse where I am. My point is, the pandemic is causing havoc around the world. But despite the death rates, other countries are encouraging their medics but here we are mocking the efforts of ours in lame comparisons.

We can call our governments to do better but we must desist from saying things that undermine the efforts of our medical practitioners.

This too shall pass...

Mmmmm