Mr. Dadingelma said the bottles of sanitiser would soon be destroyed by the agency.
The Jos hospital boss expressed worries that the second wave is a bit critical for the hospital management than were seen during the first phase.
Mr. Osinbajo said he has been in touch with Nigerian experts over the possibility.
The success of the vaccination would be used to provide critical information for use of pharmaceutical companies.
The disease control office said the new infections were recorded in 23 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
The Buhari administration has said it was exploring the option of local production of the vaccines in the country.
The state government had also commissioned an Oxygen Plant at the Yaba Mainland Hospital.
He spoke against football fans still visiting viewing centres to watch the Premier League matches.
Despite lacking scientific literacy, the Kogi governor also expressed doubts about the speed with which scientists came up with COVID-19 vaccines.
Nigeria remains heavily reliant on handouts from the global COVAX scheme of the World Health Organisation.
