The Ogun State Commissioner for Health, Dr Tomi Coker, has advised the parents of students in a private university in the state to force the management to report alleged cases of COVID-19 on its campus to the government.
The commissioner said the university had not officially notified the state government of the COVID-19 cases on its campus.“It is a private school, it is not a government-owned institution. Until it informs us, we can’t intervene.
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