T. Coker, H. Yusuff, O. Ogunbode, Olawale Sunday Animasaun, Adesoji Odukoya, O. Olugbade, I. Abdullahi, Omotayo Yusuff Awere, Gloria Charles Archibong, Adefunke Comfort Adesina, Islamiat Y Soneye, A. Akinremi, A. Bisiriyu, Oluseyi Moses Adu, Abisola Tosin Egbebi, Serifat Omobolanle Aminu, F. O. Ajayi, Risquat Oluremi Salako, F. Soyinka, Olukayode Kusimo, Adesanya Ekundayo Ayinde, Sunday Dele-David, Muhammad Shakir Balogun
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Epidemiologic Response to the First Case of COVID-19 in Nigeria
: Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) has resulted in an unprecedented global health security challenge, economic downturns and psychosocial disruptions. First reported in Wuhan, China, the epidemic swiftly spread to over 200 countries and territories. In Nigeria, the first confirmed COVID-19 case was imported via air travel on 24 th of February 2020 and Confirmed on 27 th of February 2020. Minimal public health surveillance activities were initiated before then. In response to the confirmation of COVID-19, incident management activities, epidemiologic surveillance, contact tracing, infection, prevention and control trainings, COVID-19 testing and activation of isolation and treatment centers were immediately implemented in Ogun State. The objective of the outbreak investigation in Ogun State was to determine the magnitude of the outbreak, characterize the outbreak, and implement disease detection
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