This was disclosed on Tuesday in Yola, the state capital, by Chairman of COVID-19 Containment Committee, who doubles as Secretary to the State Government, Bashiru Ahmad.

He revealed that the state had recorded a total of 42 active cases with four fatalities, while 32 were discharged, leaving four at the treatment centre before today.

At a ceremony to celebrate the discharge of the remaining four after testing negative for the virus, the SSG represented by the Commissioner for Health, Prof Abdullahi Isa, said the state as of today no longer had an active case of Coronavirus.

He said, "54 days after the index case was confirmed in Lagos, Adamawa announced its first case of COVID-19 on April 22, 2020.

"As of today, the state tested over 374 cases out of which 42 turned positive, while 313 tested negative and 19 are pending.

"Although our case fatality ratio at 9.5 per cent is above the national average of 2.5 per cent, it could have been worse if not for the commitment of healthcare workers who put their lives on the line to save others.

"And we are glad to announce that all coronavirus patients in the state have been discharged after testing negative for the virus."



http://saharareporters.com/2020/06/16/covid-19-no-more-active-case-adamawa-says-state-government

Nigeria government should open the damn borders and schools.

Protests rocking Katsina, Kaduna and crowds mingling in Lagos yet we are surviving.

This virus is not as lethal in Africa as the Aso Rock cabals think

I know they're stylishly waiting for Trump as if Nigeria is an extension of the US Republic.

We are getting there.


Lagos state is far from getting to this stage.