Seroprevalence of SARS-CoV-2 in Niger State: Pilot Cross-Sectional Study.
Hussaini MajiyaMohammed Aliyu-PaikoVincent Tochukwu BaloguDickson Achimugu MusaIbrahim Maikudi SalihuAbdullahi Abubakar KawuIshaku Yakubu BashirAishat Rabiu SaniJohn BabaAmina Tako MuhammadFatimah Ladidi JibrilEzekiel BalaNuhu George ObajeYahaya Badeggi AliyuRamatu Gogo MuhammadHadiza MohammedUsman Naji GimbaAbduljelili UthmanHadiza Muhammad LimanSule Alfa AlhajiJoseph Kolo JamesMuhammad Muhammad MakusidiMohammed Danasabe IsahIbrahim AbdullahiUmar NdagiBala WaziriChindo Ibrahim BisallahNaomi John Dadi-MamudKolo IbrahimAbu Kasim AdamuPublished in: JMIRx med (2023)
The observed Niger State SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence and infection patterns meansuggest that the virus has widely spread, far more SARS-CoV-2 infections have occurred than the reported cases, and there is a high asymptomatic COVID-19 rate across the state.