NTA: NWOKO PAYS COURTESY CALL ON NTA ASABA MANAGER

NTA: NWOKO PAYS COURTESY CALL ON NTA ASABA MANAGER 

 SSA to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa on Health Monitoring, Dr Michael Nwoko pays courtesy call on the General Manager NTA Asaba, Mr Richard Yobo, shortly after appearing on the Stations top flight program, Stand Point with Tessy Coker today, 18th February, 2020 to further enlighten the public especially Deltans on the LASSA FEVER outbreak and steps taken by the State Government to reduce the spread of the disease to zero level in no time,

During the program, Dr. Nwoko emphasised the need for all round hygiene and prompt reporting of persons who manifest early signs/symptoms of the disease.

Dr. Nwoko further informed that there is no cause for panic as the ministry of health through the Emergency Operation Committee on LASSA FEVER is working round the clock to put the situation under control.
He commended the management and staff of the NTA, Asaba for joining hands in carrying out enlightenment campaign on the Lassa Fever.

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