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Video: How NCDC Manipulated Our Dad’s COVID-19 Result – Sons of Late Daura Doctor

Admin April 11, 2020
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Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu NCDC chief

Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu NCDC chief

The two sons of the late Dr. Yakubu Aliyu, a practising medical doctor in Daura, Katsina State have alleged that the reports of their positive status for Coronavirus were manipulated.

Video Link: Video: https://youtu.be/M9hBaA-dkj8

The two children spoke in separate videos obtained by PRNigeria where they claimed that their father could not have tested positive and died of COVID-19.

The Katsina State Government had confirmed the death of the medical doctor, Aliyu Yakubu, affected by the Coronavirus.

The deceased, aged 60, had died at the Nigeria Air Force Reference Hospital, Daura last week.

Governor Aminu Masari of Katsina had said the deceased, owned a private hospital in Daura and had visited his home state, Kogi, from where he travelled to Lagos some weeks ago.

Meanwhile Mr. Nuhu Aliyu, one of the sons of late medical doctor accused health officials of the National Centre for Disease and Control (NCDC) of manipulating the sample result of their father’s coronavirus test.

In a short video of himself speaking on the incident, Nuhu, described the report that his father contracted and died of coronavirus as fake, urging the general public to disregard the fake news and misinformation.  He disclosed that though personnel of NCDC in Katsina State stormed their house on Tuesday and took their samples for medical analysis, they were surprised to hear that three of them have also tested positive in the social media.

This is even without the public knowing the actual number of persons whose samples were taken in their family.

“They have already concluded plans to come and pick me, my mother and brother for observation. But we don’t know where they intend to take us to, the kind of food they will give us and also the medication. That is why I am shooting this small video in case anything bad happens to us,” Nuhu said.

In another amateur video, Abdulmalik Aliyu, another son of the late physician, said he also recently received news from his friends that he has COVID-19, even while the NCDC officials are yet to call him and confirmed his status.

He said though their father just passed away, he did not die as a result of coronavirus.

“Our late father did not die because he was infected with any coronavirus. He never had contact with COVID-19 patients, in the first place. While those he even had contact with have all been traced and none was said to have suffered from coronavirus. So they just capitalized on the fact that he is no more to lie about what killed him,” Abdulmalik added.

Like his brother, he also urged the public to report his video to security agencies, should anything tragic happen to them.

Responding to the allegation of manipulation of results of COVID-19, a spokesperson of NCDC, Chukwuemeka Oguanuo told PRNigeria that the issue of manipulation has been cleared severally by authorities including the DG of the Centre during the daily Presidential press briefing.

In an SMS, Oguanuo said the COVID-19 testing labs are accredited and provide verified results.

“Some people can be in denial of their status, it’s psychological.

“The State Ministry of Health or the State Government should provide an update on this. They are aware,” he concluded.

By PRNigeria

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