A member of Yobe state house of Assembly, Lawal Nguru, has tested positive for the virulent COVID-19 infection.
Nguru, who is elected on the platform of peoples democratic party (PDP), represent Nguru central constituency at the Yobe house of Assembly.
Nguru, the only member of PDP at the assembly, announced his status in statement on Wednesday.
He disclosed that he had gone on isolation, noting that he was in a stable condition and expressed optimism of recovering from the disease.
“Presently, I am in isolation centre and recuperating in a very stable condition waiting for further directives from Health officers. In addition, I salute the gesture shown to us by Yobe State Government in up keeping the victims and in controlling the spread of the virus in the state,” he said.
There are currently 13 confirmed cases of the disease in the state.
As part of measures to control the spread of COVID-19, Mai Buni, governor of the state, made wearing of face masks compulsory in public.
He also directed the committee on COVID-19 headed by Idi Gubana, the deputy governor and chairman of the state COVID-19 committee, to make sure hand washing facilities and sanitisers are in all public places like filling stations, shopping complex and markets to curb.”
Inter-state travels were also banned for two weeks.
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