Ekiti begins second dose of Covid-19 vaccination Monday

Ekiti State governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi receiving his jab of the Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital on Wednesday

The Ekiti State Government has disclosed that it will commence the administration of the Oxford- AstraZeneca Vaccines on the people in the state that had taken the first shots on Monday, 31st May.

The State Commissioner for Health and Human Services, Dr Oyebanji Filani who made this known in Ado- Ekiti, reiterated the commitment of the Kayode Fayemi-led administration to the healthcare of  residents of the state, assuring that no stone would  be left unturned towards curtailing the deadly virus in the state. 

Filani solicited the support of the people of the state for government’s efforts at protecting their health as well as ensuring a healthy environment in the state.

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He stressed the importance of wearing facemasks in the public, proper hand washing and use of hand sanitisers as well as maintaining social and physical distancing even after receiving the vaccines.

Filani equally appealed to the public to continue to cooperate with vaccinators who he noted “are providing an exceptionally important services to the state in this trying period of global pandemic that had claimed millions of lives and greatly affected livelihood.”

He advised residents to take advantage of the government’s gesture to get vaccinated stressing that getting immunized remained the most effective way to safeguard their health and curtail the pandemic.

NIGERIAN TRIBUNE

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