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Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu says after testing positive for the coronavirus, he experienced headache, cough, tiredness and “loss of everything” during the period he was in isolation.
Sanwo-Olu said this after it was announced that he had recovered from COVID-19 on Thursday.
The governor was confirmed positive for the virus on December 12, 2020.
Speaking on his period in isolation, the governor said it was not a pleasant experience, urging residents to endeavour to take care of their health.
“I had a big bout I must tell you. It was not mild. It was more than asymptomatic, so I felt it. All of the things you would feel — headache, cough, loss of everything, tiredness — I felt it; even looking at oxygen in front of me,” he said.
“It’s real. And so when it infects you, you check your oxidation, check your oxygen level; these are real facts that people need to know.”
The governor advised residents to seek medical attention when they feel unwell, adding that patients can recover if they don’t take chances.
“There is something they call it in medical terms. You will not know that you’re on reserve. You know, it’s like you are driving a car and your car has moved to reserve, but it will still tell you that you have fuel until when the reserve just finishes; that is when the car will just stop,” Sanwo-Olu said.
“So, don’t wait until when you get to reserve. Once you feel unwell, shout out. It might be some signals that you don’t know anything about. Don’t just take chances, because the beauty of it is that you will get well. You can get well. It is just the vulnerable people amongst us that we need to protect, that we need to continue to ensure that we keep their lives safe.”
The director of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), John Nkengasong says a new variant of COVID-19 has been reported in Nigeria. He revealed this on Thursday […]
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