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China donates 470,000 doses of COVID vaccine to Nigeria

by Usman Kadri
July 23, 2021
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China donates 470,000 doses of COVID vaccine to Nigeria
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The federal government has received 470,000 doses of COVID vaccine donated by the Chinese government.

CUI Jianchun, Chinese ambassador to Nigeria, made the donation to Osagie Ehanire, minister of health, in Abuja on Friday.

Jianchun said the gesture was as a result of the good relationship between Nigeria and China.

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He noted that the efforts to eliminate the COVID-19 pandemic required the collaboration of all countries.

The ambassador, however, warned against politicising issues surrounding COVID-19 or blaming China for the outbreak.

Jianchun said there should be a collaborative effort to eliminate the disease.

“Nigeria is a very important country to China due to its population and size,” Jianchun said.

“COVID-19 is a health issue. We need cooperation. We need unity to overcome COVID-19.”

He added that China would support Nigeria in vaccine production in the long run.

While responding, Ehanire, commended the Chinese government for the gesture, adding that the donation was timely.

The minister said that Nigeria stopped vaccination on July 8 due to lack of vaccines but with the donation, vaccination of citizens would resume in earnest.

Ehanire called for collaborations and exchange of information on ways to eliminate COVID-19.

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