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#COVID19Lagos Update
Following enquiries on the passing away of the Chief of Staff to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Mallam Abba Kyari on Friday 17th April, 2020, the Lagos State Government states that:
Mallam Abba Kyari died from
Complications of #COVID19
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infection at First Cardiology Consultants in Lagos.
This hospital is a Lagos State designated high care, biosecurity-compliant, #COVID19 facility, accredited by the Health Facility Management and Accreditation Agency @HEFAMAA_LASG of the @LSMOH
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As a basis for accreditation, First Cardiology Consultants established a separate specialist wing with staff dedicated to the treatment of complicated cases of #COVID19, under the supervision of the Lagos State #COVID19 emergency response team.
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Prof. Akin Abayomi
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#COVID19Lagos Situation Report
I regret to announce the first #COVID19 related death in Lagos state.
The deceased was 55 year old Nigerian🇳🇬; male who lived in Holland but returned to Lagos 2 weeks ago.
He had a kidney transplant 7yrs ago and also diabetic.
@jidesanwoolu
@WHO
He was on strong immune suppression drugs for the kidney transplant.
He was admitted on the night of April 2nd, 2020 on presumption of complications from the kidney transplant.
He did not provide full account of his travel history or medical circumstances to the attending doctors in keeping with global trend and to enable guided treatment for #COVID19 related vulnerability due to severe underlying ill health.
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Prof. Akin Abayomi
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Today, I was at Onikan Stadium with the Governor of Lagos @jidesanwoolu, the PS @LSMOH Dr. Segun Ogboye @SegsDr, Mr. Segun Agbaje; CEO @gtb and other important dignitaries for the handover of 110-bed #COVID19 Isolation Unit donated to @followlasg by @gtb and @africa_finance
I seized the opportunity to appreciate @gtb and @africa_finance for assisting @followlasg in setting up the facility which was handed over today.

The facility will help our #COVID19Lagos team to effectively handle likelihood of escalation in cases of #COVID19 infection.
The new facility is a modern Isolation Biosecurity Unit of international standard completed at a record time. The facility has an ICU section, regular bed spaces, pharmacy store etc. Training of health workers who will mann the facility is scheduled to start on 29th March, 2020 ImageImage
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Prof. Akin Abayomi
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Breaking! #COVID19Lagos
*️⃣19 suspected cases and contacts of the new cases announced yesterday were tested and 4 turned out positive for #COVID19:
➡️A contact of the 3rd case that came from the UK (One of the new cases announced yesterday)
@jidesanwoolu
@drobafemihamzat
➡️A female Nigerian who returned to Nigeria from France via Istanbul on a Turkish flight number TK1830 on the 14th of March, 2020,
➡️A Nigerian male in his 50s never traveled anywhere presented with symptoms and was tested positive of the virus and has been admitted
➡️A Nigerian male who arrived in Lagos on13th of March from Frankfort on Lufthansa Flight number LH568.
*️⃣We are running more test on suspected persons and contacts of confirmed cases.
*️⃣Call #COVID19Lagos toll Free 08000CORONA lines to report suspected cases.
#ForAGreaterLagos
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