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COVID-19: Over 800,000 Nigerians vaccinated as Abia, Taraba record lowest vaccinated population – NPHCDA

Admin April 2, 2021
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The National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) says the states of Abia and Taraba have the  lowest number of vaccinated persons so far in the country.

According to the agency, over  800,000 people have been vaccinated in Nigeria as at April 1.

TarabaThe NPHCDA made the disclosure in a series of tweets on Thursday.

The NPHCDA said,“As of Thursday evening, 818,865 eligible Nigerians have been vaccinated.

“The states with the lowest number of vaccinated people are Abia with 1,874 and Taraba with 2,760 people vaccinated so far.”

TarabaThe NPHCDA said that Lagos Sate had vaccinated 152,261 people, making it the highest in the country.

It noted that it was  followed by Ogun with 51,608, Kaduna – 49, 759, Kano-39,818, Katsina- 38,476 and Bauchi- 34,795 persons.

The agency stated that the proportion of eligible people vaccinated in the country was 40.7 per cent as of April 1.

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