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Controversy trails distribution of first 100,000 Covid-19 vaccines in Nigeria

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Controversy trails distribution of first 100,000 Covid-19 vaccines in Nigeria

Controversy has trailed the distribution of the first 100,000 Covid-19 vaccines in Nigeria.

This comes days after a list surfaced showing a distribution plan. The list was criticised by many who noted the skewed distribution to favour Northern states before southern States despite date showing clearly that the prevalence was heavier in the south.

This goes clearly against the policy that was communicated which promised to take into consideration the number of cases rather than population or geographical location.

See purported list below

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1. Kano: 3,557

2. Lagos: 3,131

3. Katsina: 2,361

4. Kaduna: 2,074

5. Bauchi: 1,900

6. Oyo: 1,848

7. Rivers: 1,766

8. Jigawa: 1,712

9. Niger: 1,558

10. Ogun: 1,473

11. Sokoto: 1,468

12. Benue: 1,423

13. Borno: 1,416

14. Anambra: 1,379

15. Zamfara: 1,336

16. Delta: 1,306

17. Kebbi: 1,268

18. Imo, 1,267

19. Ondo: 1,228

20. Akwa Ibom: 1,161

21. Adamawa: 1,129

22. Edo: 1,104

23. Plateau: 1,089

24. Enugu: 1,088

25. Osun: 1,032

26. Kogi: 1,030

27. Cross River: 1,023

28. Abia: 955

29. Gombe: 908

30. Yobe: 842

31. Ekiti: 830

32. Taraba: 830

33. Kwara: 815

34. Ebonyi: 747

35. Bayelsa: 589

36. FCT, 695

37. Nasarawa: 661

The National Centre For Disease Control had noted that though all of the states were getting less than 4,000 vaccines from the first batch, the federal government had advised that frontline workers, like those in the health and security sectors, be given priority, as well as the elderly.

But the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency has debunked all such reports stating that any distribution plan not officially announced by them should be disregarded.

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