2 more COVID-19 patients discharged in Lagos – Sanwo-Olu said

2 more COVID-19 patients on April 6, have been discharged from the Infectious Disease Hospital in Yaba, Lagos state Governor said.

However, this brings to the 31 total number of discharged patients in Lagos. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the state governor gave the update on verified Twitter page yesterday.

He wrote:

”Dear Lagosians,

I have more great news for you from our Infectious Disease Hospital. Today, additional two female patients have recovered fully, having tested negative twice consecutively. They have been discharged from the facility.

With the newly discharged patients, we now have a total of 31 people that have fully recovered from COVID-19 in Lagos and discharged to join the community.

We are full of appreciation to the front line health workers, working hard during this difficult time. Their successful strides in this war against COVID-19 brings us joy and hope.

I therefore enjoin citizens to continue to listen and obey health advisories issued by our health experts as they coordinate resources to beat COVID-19.

I have no doubt whatsoever that we have the upper hand in this war. We are winning and we will eventually win.

Thank You and God bless.”

Dear Lagosians,

I have more great news for you from our Infectious Disease Hospital, Yaba. Today, two more female patients have recovered fully and have tested negative to #COVID19 twice consecutively. They have been discharged from the facility.

— Babajide Sanwo-Olu (@jidesanwoolu) April 6, 2020

With the newly discharged patients, we now have a total of 31 people that have fully recovered from #COVID19 in Lagos and discharged to join the community.

We are full of appreciation to the front line health workers, working hard during this difficult time.

— Babajide Sanwo-Olu (@jidesanwoolu) April 6, 2020

Their successful strides in this war against #COVID19 brings us joy and hope. I therefore enjoin citizens to continue to listen and obey health advisories issued by our health experts as they coordinate resources to beat #COVID19.

— Babajide Sanwo-Olu (@jidesanwoolu) April 6, 2020

I have no doubt whatsoever that we have the upper hand in this war. We are winning and we will eventually win.

Remember to #StayHomeStaySafe to #SaveLives #TakeResponsibility

— Babajide Sanwo-Olu (@jidesanwoolu) April 6, 2020