The Nigeria Center for Disease Control, NCDC has revealed the age bracket of Nigerians majorly spreading COVID-19.
The NCDC boss warned youths to be careful, adding that older people from 50 years and above are the ones mostly dying from the disease.Ihekweazu said: “As more people are infected across the world, the numbers are increasing.“It is obvious that transmission among younger people really, not children, but people aged between 20 and 40 as far as we know are really driving the spread of this virus, but those that are bearing the brunt of it are people age 50 and above.
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