Anthony Iwuoma
A staff of Fidelity Bank has tested positive for Coronavirus.
The bank made the disclosure on Tuesday in a statement by its divisional head for brand and communications, Charles Aigbe.
The affected staff was said to have come back from vacation in the UK, the statement said, and was subsequently placed under mandatory self-isolation for 14 days.
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The statement said: “Fidelity Bank mandates staff or immediate family member(s) who travel out of the country to self-isolate for two weeks and obtain medical clearance before returning to work as part of our COVID-19 preventive and precautionary measures.
“This process was activated and strictly adhered to by one of our staff members who returned from holidays in the United Kingdom.
“He was in self-isolation and underwent testing in line with the bank’s policy. The test results returned positive at the weekend and we quickly arranged for him to be moved to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), where he is currently being attended to by health officials.”
