The spread of #COVID19 in various parts of the country has led to several deaths.
Watch & share this video of Oba of Elegushi, Oba Saheed Ademola Elegushi, the Elegushi of Ikate Kingdom as he demonstrates handwashing using the @WHO technique. Shot by our partners @cacovidng.
These are updated guidelines for the eased of the lockdown Phase 2 shared by @NigeriaGov
State governments & Security agents are to ensure enforcement with mobile courts established to prosecute offenders.
Let us please #TakeResponsibility and abide by them to end #COVID19
#INFOGRAPHICS
The first two months of COVID19 lockdown has revealed to us that #GBV in Nigeria is more than we thought. 947 cases of #GBV were tracked within this period. This shows at least 15 #GBV incidences happened daily within the period of this 60 days.
#StateOfEmergencyGBV
I facilitated a discussion recently &referenced a credible source on Twitter& someone felt..."can't you get a better source?". I wish he knew thought leaders like @DrJoeAbah keeps sharing valuable information on Twitter (social media) in a simple & actionable format. Thank you!
As colleagues across the world work to find a solution to #COVID19, there are important steps we can take to stay safe
✅Physical distancing
✅Frequent handwashing
✅Wearing a face mask in public
DG @Chikwe_I calls on us to #TakeResponsibility & inspire others to do the same
Please join #HMH@DrEOEhanire tomorrow here on Twitter live as he will be reflecting and discussing next steps of 100 days for the #COVID19 response in Nigeria.
🕓 @4:00pm
I recently gave a view of business during #COVID19 to @EleniGiokos@CNN and its been featured below. Let me know what you think?
https://t.co/pzfVbWV5on
#WorldMenstruationDay
Today, as any day, is a good time to support women's menstrual health.
In Nigeria, many young girls and women are unable to afford or can't reach menstrual hygiene supplies due to multidimensional poverty and civil unrest.
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DID YOU KNOW?
Some people who test positive for #COVID19 show no symptoms but can still spread the virus
Read this article to learn more on what it means to be asymptomatic, why these patients require management & how to reduce risk of becoming infected
https://t.co/j8qLKweQBl
#COVID19Lagos Update as at 20th May, 2020
📣199 new #COVID9 infection cases were confirmed in Lagos. The new cases bring the number of confirmed #COVID19 infection in Lagos to 2970.
📣Additional 17 fully recovered #COVID19 patients; 6 females and 11 males were discharged.
Good news! Three in the bag this year, Seven to go. I'm grateful to my hardworking supervisors and colleagues working together across 3 major projects (incl one multi-national project).
The editorial board was also meticulous, man!
I haven't opened the mail, lol. #grateful#SAJP
Good news! Three in the bag this year, Seven to go. I'm grateful to my hardworking supervisors and colleagues working together across 3 major projects (incl one multi-national project).
The editorial board was also meticulous, man!
I haven't opened the mail, lol. #grateful#SAJP
Dear Lagosians, even as we observe the lockdown, we are kicking off #MaskUpLagos; the COMPULSORY wearing of face masks in Lagos
Face masks help to protect us from droplets and secretions from coughing, sneezing etc as not everyone that is infected will show symptoms.
#COVID19
SAVE THE DATE: 18 APRIL 2020
One World: #TogetherAtHome is a historic, global broadcast to support the fight against #COVID19.
Watch here @WHO 👉 https://t.co/OKTI6rJRMg