Two suspected cases of COVID-19 have tested negative in Ondo State.
The two cases were from Ondo town and Akure, the state capital.
They were said to have come in contact with confirmed cases.
Ondo Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Donald Ojogo, who announced this in a statement on Thursday evening, said the state has no case of COVID-19.
According to him: “The Government of Ondo State is delighted to announce that two suspected COVID-19 cases subjected to tests came out negative today.
“The suspected cases are from Ondo Town and the State capital, Akure respectively, and had had contacts with confirmed cases.
“Our current status as one of the States free from the pandemic should engender sobriety rather than complacency.
“Government therefore, urges all to be vigilant and ensure strict adherence to regulations put in place to stem the tide of COVID-19.”
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