Increased Testing Capacity: Adamawa Gets COVID-19 Testing Laboratory


This follows announcement by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control that Federal Medical Centre, Yola, now houses its 25th COVID-19 laboratory.
19 testing laboratory has been established in Adamawa State, Updatevolume confirmed.. 

This follows announcement by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control that Federal Medical Centre, Yola, now houses its 25th COVID-19 laboratory.

The agency further said that it was still working on establishing others in Katsina, Kwara, Anambra and Gombe states. 

“We are pleased to announce the inclusion of the 25th lab to the national #COVID19 laboratory network: Federal Medical Centre, Yola, Adamawa.

“In progress: Katsina, Kwara, Anambra and Gombe,” the NCDC said.

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