Malam Rabiu Musa, Head of Communications in the Kano Field Office of the United Nations Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF), is dead.

His son, Musa Rabiu, who confirmed the death to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Kano on Saturday, said that the UNICEF official died at the age of 60.

“My dad died at about 3.00 a.m on Saturday after battling with a sickness for a few days.

“Although, we noticed symptoms we suspect to be of coronavirus, but the result of the test conducted is not yet out.

“A week ago, he complained of sore throat and malaria, but after few days of medication, he became normal. A few days later, he complained that he was finding it difficult to breath.

“He also complained that no matter how short he walked, he lost breath. So, he was taken to the National Orthopaedic Hospital in Dala on Friday where he gave up,” the son said.

At about 2.00 p.m. when NAN contacted the son, he said: “We are now at the hospital with the officials of the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) for his burial.”

https://tribuneonlineng.com/unicef-head-of-communications-dies-of-suspected-coronavirus-in-kano/

This is getting scary.

Many are Dying...
Some are opening the eyes to Joy and Happiness while others to Darkness, pains, Wailing and Crying!

Let the Living Make their Choices with all Seriousness.

Mercy Expires at Death!

Condolences to the Family!

Na wao

Is like coronavirus is now increasing its speed of actions when we are about to start easing the lockdown, anyway no going back....




God is behind us!!

DJBIGGY:
Malam Rabiu Musa, Head of Communications in the Kano Field Office of the United Nations Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF), is dead.

His son, Musa Rabiu, who confirmed the death to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Kano on Saturday, said that the UNICEF official died at the age of 60.

“My dad died at about 3.00 a.m on Saturday after battling with a sickness for a few days.

“Although, we noticed symptoms we suspect to be of coronavirus, but the result of the test conducted is not yet out.

“A week ago, he complained of sore throat and malaria, but after few days of medication, he became normal. A few days later, he complained that he was finding it difficult to breath.

“He also complained that no matter how short he walked, he lost breath. So, he was taken to the National Orthopaedic Hospital in Dala on Friday where he gave up,” the son said.

At about 2.00 p.m. when NAN contacted the son, he said: “We are now at the hospital with the officials of the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) for his burial.”

https://tribuneonlineng.com/unicef-head-of-communications-dies-of-suspected-coronavirus-in-kano/

This is very sad .....the situation in Kano is becoming alarming.....

The kano state government should put more effort into enlightening the populace to wash thier hands frequently, to observe social distance... To use facemasks if they must go out.

Is like the wave of ds virus is moving like rain cloud. As death rate is diminishing in Europe, it's coming down to African continents

Is like the wave of ds virus is moving like rain cloud. As death rate is diminishing in Europe, it's coming down to African continent

Na wa oooo.

Person don tired of typing RIP jor

What's going on in Kano ...is there another strain of COVID there ? The president must act and completely quarantine the whole of Kano right now

GamalNasser:
What's going on in Kano ...is there another strain of COVID there ? The president must act and completely quarantine the whole of Kano right now

it is not a new strain!
what covid 19 does is that it exposes the medical state of it's population when it is now in " community spread mode".
if the community has underlying population, age and poor facilities. mortality is high
another thing is if it goes undetected for too long a period without intervention mortality also results.

baralatie:

it is not a new strain!
what covid 19 does is that it exposes the medical state of it's population when it is now in " community spread mode".
if the community has underlying population, age and poor facilities. mortality is high
another thing is if it goes undetected for too long a period without intervention mortality also results.

Hmmm interesting correlation