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BREAKING: Another COVID-19 Patient Gets Discharged In Edo

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The Edo State government has announced the discharge of another coronavirus patient receiving treatment in the state.

The governor, Godwin Obaseki made the disclosure in a post on Twitter on Monday.

Obaseki said the patient was discharged after testing negative twice for the disease.

He tweeted: “My good people, I am glad to announce that another #COVID19 patient has been discharged after testing negative twice for the virus.

“Our efforts, going forward, remain centred on measures to contain the spread of the virus and protect Edo people. Please, stay safe. Stay at home.

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