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Governors to hold an emergency meeting today over the distribution of vaccine

By Damilola Adeyemo

ABUJA – According to report, GOVERNORS under the Nigeria Governors Forum, will today hold an emergency virtual meeting to discuss the delivery and distribution of COVID-19 vaccine across Nigeria.

In a statement, the Head, Media and Public Affairs of the NGF, Abdulrazaque Bello-Barkindo said “The NGF will tomorrow hold an Emergency virtual Meeting tomorrow Thursday 4th March 2021. The meeting is of a single-item agenda which will discuss the delivery of the Covid-19 vaccines and their distribution in the country. The meeting commences at 5pm according to the invitation to governors issued this evening by the Director General of the Forum Mr Asishana B Okauru. Governors are to begin to join at 4pm.”

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