Lagos State maintained its lead on Nigeria’s COVID-19 table with 833 cases, down from 845 cases it recorded on Thursday.
The health commissioner said despite the number, the state was still lagging behind in the acceptance of the COVID-19 vaccine.
The agency says Nigeria has now identified a further 39 cases of the omicron variant, bringing the total number of confirmed infections to 45.
Nigeria on Wednesday recorded 4,000 COVID-19 infections. The NCDC said no deaths were reported for Thursday.
The state’s primary healthcare board urged the Christian association to observe the protocols during Christmas and New Year celebrations to contain the spread of the virus.
The Moroccan Ministry of Health reported 427 new COVID-19 infections and three deaths on Wednesday.
NHIS Executive Secretary Mohammed-Nasir Sambo said he was delighted to launch the scheme in his hometown.
This is according to a study performed independently by investigators at the University of Oxford.
Lagos state maintained its lead on the table with 3,393 cases, up from 1,552 cases it recorded on Tuesday.
As 2021 drags to a close, the pervasive black soot will inevitably mean a black Christmas for not a few hapless Rivers residents…
