In a new video a Covid-19 patient cry out "I want to go home"

Without much ado, we are all aware of the fact that the cases of the pandemic in Nigeria as a country has been increasing on a daily basis, and currently, the cases are moving up to 6,000 cases.

And as such, we can see much efforts shown by the Federal Government, and likewise all health practitioners in the country to prevent the spread of the disease in the country.

And majorly, we are aware of the facts that those affected by the disease are kept in an isolation center where they all receive treatments until they get better till they'll be discharged to go back home.

However, some patients have shown their grieves about being kept for so long at the isolation center.

They mentioned the fact that their results are being delayed from being released to know whether they're still positive or negative.

One of them mentioned the fact that she has been kept for so long and has been tested about three to four times and yet to get her results... and she said this about others in the center as well.

According to the information, one of the patients, Mnwese Precious, showed symptoms for the disease about three weeks ago and has been kept in the center till now.
However, despite many tests, she's yet to know whether she's still positive or negative.

She stated some facts about how she isn't showing any symptom of the disease anymore, and how that she has a baby boy at home of about a year and six months to cater for, and likewise her family.

But due to the delayed results, she can't do anything.

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