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COVID-19: Tonye Cole Self-Isolate After Being On Same Flight With Nigeria’s Patient No.3

Kennedy IgweBy Kennedy IgweMarch 18, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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Former executive director, Sahara Group, Tonye Cole, has gone into self-isolation after returning from London on flight BA 75, same flight with Nigeria’s third coronavirus patient.

The Lagos state government had announced that other passengers on flight BA 75 that flew the 30-year-old female who returned from UK on March 13, and tested positive to the deadly virus disease, to self-isolate.

Cole,in a tweet on Wednesday, said he is acting in line with the government’s instruction on self-isolation while commending the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control NCDC for putting measures in place to document information of passengers entering into the country.

He tweeted, “#workfromhome I was on the BA75 flight of the 13th from London on which a lady tested positive for #COVID19Lagos. We’ve been asked by LSMOH to #selfisolate. I’m grateful to
@NCDCgov for measures taken at airports to document all passengers coming into NIGERIA so we’re all safer.”

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