A Nigerian lady, Juliet Ike Chiamaka, has contributed greatly to the country during her compulsory one year National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) service.

On Monday, October 12, the lady said that one of her several goals for the programme was to complete a personal Community Development (CDS) project.

Chiamaka said that when she learnt about her deployment to Kebbi, she was very sad because she just did not want to go to the north.

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Before leaving for the orientation camp, the lady planned on working her deployment to another state. Her feelings, however, later changed.

On getting to her primary place of assignment, a school, she noticed the decrepit nature of the whole environment and the worrisome situation of the kids as they went around in bathroom slippers.

The lady said she is happy was able to fulfill her goal to help. Photo source: Facebook/Juliet Ike Chiamaka

After spending some time with them, she got to know about other pressing problems like the lack of structures and the negligence of the female child by their parents.

Before completing her service, she was able to rebuild their kitchen that was earlier swept away by rain and provided some respite for the kids.

It seems that COVID-19 cases in Nigeria are beginning to rise again based on the latest report of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC).

The country, according to the NCDC, recorded 212 new cases spread across eight Nigerian states on Friday, October 16.

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The national health agency on Friday announced on its Twitter page that Lagos is still the epicentre of the global pandemic in the country with 85 new infections.

NCDC records new 212 cases in Nigeria (Photo credit: Twitter/NCDC)

Other states behind Lagos and their respective numbers of new infections are Oyo-72, the Federal Capital Territory-21, Ogun-11, Plateau-11, Katsina-6, Kaduna-5 and Osun-1

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So far, the country has 61,194 confirmed cases, 52,304 recoveries and 1,119 deaths in relation to the deadly disease.

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Meanwhile, reports emerged that some

states in Nigeria might witness a more devastating second wave of the coronavirus disease .

The NCDC has warned that the non-compliance to COVID-19 health guidelines could spike the second wave in Adamawa and other states in the country.

Fahad Mohammed, the technical adviser in the implementation of NCDC’s action plan gave the warning in Adamawa state.

He sounded the warning during the sensitisation of officials of the Nigerian police and other paramilitary agencies in Yola.

Mohammed said:

“There is serious concern, (though we don’t pray and God forbid) that there is likely to be even more devastating second wave of coronavirus in Adamawa and other states due to the non-compliance to COVID-19 health guidelines and people declining tests."