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JUST IN: Immigration Boss Tests Negative For Coronavirus
The Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service, Muhammed Babandede, has tested negative for the second times for the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Babandede had gone into isolation since his returned from the United Kingdom and undergo the COVID-19 test which came back positive on March 29.
He, however, since then gone into isolation and consistently undertaking the test while being treated of the virus.
BIGPEN reports that, Babandede, on Tuesday night, confirmed his status, saying he has just received his second test for the virus which came back negative.
“I just receive my 2nd Negative report on COVID-19, I will like to thank all of u for your supplications. This victory is from God, we thank Him for giving me the opportunity to have the experience which is more than my education and public service”, he tweeted
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