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NTA General Manager In Katsina Tests Positive For COVID-19

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The general manager of the Nigerian Television Authority NTA in Katsina state, Ayinde Soaga has tested positive for coronavirus.

This was confirmed in a statement released by his Family, as they clarified that he is not bedridden, as widely speculated by his friends and associates, but in good spirit.

The statement read: “The Family of Alhaji Ayinde Soaga, GM, NTA Katsina appreciates the numerous phone calls and concern raised about the report as regards his testing positive to COVID 19,” 

“We wish to confirm that he is in high spirits, not bedridden, as he personally called in the NCDC officials to carry out the test on him.

“Aware that the COVID-19 is not a death sentence and believing in God for healing, we seek your prayers for a speedy and divine healing which Almighty Allah gives.”

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