The Ekiti state government has discharged another COVID-19 patient.
Kayode Fayemi, governor of the state, broke the news via Twitter on Thursday evening.
He said the patient tested negative for the disease twice and has since been discharged from the state’s infectious disease centre.
Our second COVID-19 patient tested negative the second time and was discharged from our Infectious Disease Hospital today. While thanking our team for a job well done, the job is not finished. #StayHomeSaveLives.
Our second COVID-19 patient tested negative the second time and was discharged from our Infectious Disease Hospital today. While thanking our team for a job well done, the job is not finished. #StayHomeSaveLives. JKF
— Kayode Fayemi (@kfayemi) April 9, 2020
The Governor also thanked the health workers for a job well done, asking residents to maintain the restriction order to contain the spread of the disease.
On March 31, Ekiti State government had announced that the only Coronavirus index case recorded in the state had recovered.
The state has now recorded two confirmed cases of COVID-19 since the outbreak of the disease in the country.
Meanwhile, Governor Fayemi on Monday relaxed the total lockdown imposed on the state since March 29.
He also launched a welfare package for 20,000 vulnerable households in the state, adding that the curfew had to be relaxed to allow the people to stock up.
Nigeria has so far recorded 288 confirmed cases of the disease, 51 recoveries, and seven deaths.
