21 COVID-19 PATIENTS RECOVER IN LAGOS

Twenty-one Covid-19 patients Have been discharged from the various isolation centres in Lagos. The 17 males and 4 females were discharged having fully recovered and tested negative twice. This brings the total number of recovered patients in the state to 469.

Governor Babajide Sanwo-olu disclosed this on his verified twitter handle where he also asked Residents to continue to practise good hygiene by washing their hands, sanitising, wearing a face mask and ensure social distancing.
Sanwo-olu says if all of the right instructions are obeyed, the chain of transmission of Covid-19 can be broken.

Meanwhile, the total number of confirmed cases is now put at 1780, active cases,1281, 469 discharged cases, 16 transferred cases, 2 evacuated cases and 33 deaths.

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Adetola Kayode

For more than 20 years, Adetola Kayode has trained and worked in the broadcasting world as a writer, reporter, news anchor and presenter. Presently, she plies her trade with Lagos Television, LTV, the foremost state owned Television station in Nigeria.

In the course of that time, her work has made tremendous impact by beaming spotlight on human conditions, thoughts and insightful coverage of the lives of the disadvantaged people across Nigeria.

With her sharp, witty take on the most pressing social issues, she “gives a voice to the voiceless” by engaging authorities at state and national levels.

Outside of broadcasting, she has also been a constant pillar of support to several charities,non-governmental organisations and publications. As an adviser to some of these NGOs, she provides guidance and unpaid communication consulting towards the well-being and education of less privileged people across the country.
Travelling,singing and proofreading gives her joy and satisfaction.

Adetola is a 2016/2017 fellow of the United States of America's Hubert Humphrey Fellowship, an alumnus of the Radio Netherlands Training Centre, RNTC, The Netherlands, The Lagos State University, LASU {MCS} and The Polytechnic, Ibadan {OND/HND Broadcast Major}