Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Friday evening disclosed that majority of the coronavirus patients in the state reside in Ikeja and Eti-Osa Local Government Areas.
He said this in his daily briefing since the Coronavirus outbreak in the state.
“If you don’t have any need to go outside, please stay inside. That’s rule number one. In Lagos, the local governments with the highest number of infections are Eti-Osa and Ikeja,” he said.
He confirmed that six patients of the virus have tested negative but would only be discharged later today or tomorrow if their confirmatory results comes back negative.
“As I read this address, we are in the process of reconfirming another five or six additional patients that once they turn a second negativity, they might be allowed to go home, either tonight or tomorrow once the results are out.” he said.
The governor said a curfew might be enforced if the cases increase. He added that most of the cases that have been recorded have been imported cases but that the state might soon enter the trend of community transmission.
“We are moving to the direction of curfew but there are indices and numbers we need to see, we haven’t seen that number yet to warrant a curfew. The disease is not a respecter of anybody.
It doesn’t look at class, gender or race, everybody is at risk, that is why we need to obey the rules and regulations set for ourselves.
Most of the cases we are dealing with have been imported cases but we are also starting to see a trend that we might be entering a phase where community transmision of the disease could also be coming in ” he said.
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