Coronavirus

Africa is still the least affected region so far, accounting for only about five per cent of global cases.

The fatality toll in the country remains 2,061 in total with no deaths from COVID-19 on Thursday as it was...

Nigeria commenced COVID-19 vaccination on March 5 after receiving 3.94 million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.

Only three deaths have been reported from COVID-19 in Nigeria in nearly three weeks.

The claim that taking painkillers after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine is harmful and can lead to death is mostly true.

The NCDC urges Nigerians to continue to practice all COVID-19 preventive measures.

Health experts believe Nigeria's COVID-19 death toll is most likely underreported due to poor testing.

The Friday death took the fatality toll in the country to 2,059.

With this further easing of restrictions, event centres are allowed to have a maximum of 500 people irrespective of their...

With no deaths in the past six days, the fatality toll in the country has remained 2,058 in total.

With no deaths in the past four days, the fatality toll in the country has remained 2,058 in total.

The infected athletes have been quarantined at the Stella Obasanjo Isolation Centre in Benin.

The 50 new COVID-19 cases were reported from six states.

According to the NCDC, a total of 151,835 patients have recovered after treatment.

“The states with the lowest number of vaccinated people, for now, are Abia with 1,874 and Taraba with 2,760 people...

The Nigerian government had said it plans to vaccinate 109 million people against the COVID-19 virus over a period of...

Nigeria commenced COVID-19 vaccination in early March, having received 3.94 million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.

A day earlier, Nigeria recorded its lowest infection figure in five months with 48 new COVID-19 cases.

Monday’s tally brings the total number of COVID-19 infections in the West African nation to 162,641.

The NCDC disclosed that the new cases were reported across 10 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

“For millions of poor people around the world, the risk of dying from hunger is greater than dying from COVID-19."

Since the pandemic broke out in Nigeria in February last year, the country has carried out over 1.7 million tests.

For six of the past nine days, nobody died from COVID-19, a highly infectious disease.

"Cross-less Christianity is a pandemic worse than COVID- 19..."

The 96 new COVID-19 cases were reported from 15 states.