An official of the state government disclosed this in Ilorin on Wednesday.
Dr Kudirat Oladiji-Lambe, Team Lead, Manager Case Management Team, Kwara Covid-19 Infectious Diseases centre, told newsmen in Ilorin that ” The candidate is asymptotic, stable, and fit to write the examinations.” “She is asymptomatic, which means she does not show any symptoms, and she is stable. She is just here to observe her two weeks isolation process,” Dr. Oladiji-Lambe stated.
“She was a close contact with a close relative of her’s that tested positive and it was through contact tracing that she happened to have tested positive.“The candidate was admitted yesterday . She missed a paper yesterday and we informed the authorities, because as child advocates, once she had enrolled for WAEC, the government felt she had the right to write her papers.
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