VIDEO: Atiku's Son, Mohammed Atiku Shares His Experiences After Contracting Coronavirus

“On the 20th of this month (March), I tested positive for COVID-19,  and that night I was brought to the isolation centre at the Gwagwalada University Teaching Hospital here where I have been since. I am currently on my 12th day here, I hope to be out soon.

“But one thing I like to speak to Nigerians about my experience is fake news. Fake news is very bad. It compounds your problems if you are in a vulnerable situation. Perhaps being from a political family, I didn’t really feel that pain as much but people who are more vulnerable, this thing can really affect their health. So let me urge people out there to be very circumspect on how they treat information. Let them be careful in spreading information that is false.

“But I like to urge all of us to come together and see how we can support one another. Because this is a challenge to our society and it is a challenge to our future, it is a challenge to the present. So we need the people to come together and understand that this requires collective efforts, the sooner we overcome this. The longer it takes to do that, the more the impact, the impact in terms of fatality potentially and also the economic impact.”