The Chairman of DAAR Communications Plc, Raymond Dokpesi Jnr, two members of his family have recovered from coronavirus, and have been discharged from the University of Abuja Treatment Centre.
Dokpesi Jnr expressed his appreciation through a letter published on ait.live on Friday.
He said while he was grateful to the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital medical team and the dedicated staff of NCDC, he still hasn’t seen his printed results of his test, even though the Centre had called him to say he had tested negative.
He said, “I wish to express my most profound appreciation to the very professional and dedicated staff of the NCDC and the university of Abuja Teaching Hospital medical team who attended to me and members of my family for the duration of our isolation at their Centre in Gwagwalada.
“With praise and glory to almighty God, I started feeling immediate improvement in my wellbeing once the combination of azithromycin, chloroquine and zinc were administered to me by Wednesday 29th April 2020.
“My senses of smell and taste which were lost since the time I arrived at the facility were restored by Friday 1st May 2020. All my vital signs including temperature, blood pressure, pulse and oxygen saturation improved and have consistently shown excellent readings since. The oxygen machine which was brought to my room became redundant.
“However, whilst I can attest to my improvement in physical health and wellbeing, I regret to say that since my initial test to date, I have never seen any documentary evidence of any test result. I take it in trust and good faith that the NCDC pronounced me COVID-19 positive and that they have now also pronounced me COVID-negative. I will appreciate it if the documentary records of the various tests on me and members of my family are made available for our medical records.”
