The Executive Director,National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), Dr Faisal Shuaib, led the destruction at Gosa Dumpsite, about 2km from the Idu Railway Station, Abuja.

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“We withdrew about 1,066,214, doses of expired AstraZeneca vaccines from across the country,” he said

The News Agency of Nigeria(NAN), reports that Nigeria joined other African countries, like Malawi, South Sudan, Liberia, Mauritania, Gambia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Comoros, and the Democratic Republic of Congo in destroying the expired COVID-19 vaccines.

“As you can see these vaccines have now been deposited by the Abuja Environmental Protection Agency.
However, he expressed optimism that Nigeria will be able to meet its target of vaccinating 110 million Nigerians.

Meanwhile, as the country struggles to scale up the speed of vaccination in the wake of a 4th wave of the virus, the infection rate appears to be witnessing a spike.

On Tuesday, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) confirmed 2,123 new COVID-19 infections – the highest daily case tally in the country since January 27, 2021.

The fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic is biting harder in Nigeria, as the country on Tuesday recorded four deaths and 2,123 fresh cases across 10 states of the Federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The development represents the highest cases recorded since January 2021.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), while making this disclosure on Tuesday night via a post on its verified Facebook page, indicated that about four patients died from the COVID-19 complications in the last 24 hours.

The statistics also show that Lagos State retains its status as the epicentre of the disease, contributing most to the surge in the country.

The state on Tuesday recorded 1,552 of the new 2,123 infections.
It added that the number of active cases have increased to 12,547 while the number of discharged cases now stands at 211,761 as Plateau State reported a backlog of 10 discharges for December 20, 2021.

Apart from Lagos State, the breakdown of the NCDC data revealed that the FCT came second on the log with 197 cases, followed by Edo State with 155 cases.

Rivers and Delta states in the South-South recorded 81 and 44 cases respectively, while Plateau and Kwara states in the North-Central reported 33 and 30 respectively.

Also, Kano State in the North-west reported 16 cases; Enugu State; 12; Gombe State, two cases while Bauchi State reported a single case.

The NCDC noted that Sokoto State reported a single case.

Will the Nigerian Government impose restrictions as a result of this development?

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