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BREAKING: See The Two Types Of Covid-19 Vaccines Nigeria Will Get Tomorrow

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Nigeria’s Minister of Health, Olorunnimbe Mamora has said that Nigeria will get two types of Covid-19 vaccines.

He said the country is getting Astra-Zeneca and Johnson And Johnson types of Covid-19 vaccines.

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Mamora who revealed this on Channels TV magazine programme (Sunrise Daily) said Nigeria is getting the vaccines tommorow and same will be rolled out to Nigerians as soon as possible.

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Spaeaking further, The Minister said the Serum Institute of India may be sending Astra-Zeneca brand of vaccines as well.

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