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COVID-19: NCDC receives four ambulances from Aliko Dangote Foundation

The Eagle OnlineBy The Eagle OnlineMarch 28, 2020No Comments
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The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control says it has received four ambulances from the Aliko Dangote Foundation to support the COVID-19 pandemic response activities in Lagos State.
The NCDC disclosed this through its verified Twitter account on Saturday.
It expressed gratitude for collective efforts demonstrated by the government and private sector in response to the Coronavirus  outbreak.
The agency stated that it had also received support from Airtel Nigeria and MTN Nigeria  to ensure mobile users were receiving verified information on the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
It added that this was an important strategy to reach more Nigerians, especially those with limited access to the internet.

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