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Last week, the World Health Organisation warned against the use of a herbal cure for coronavirus

Unable to drastically increase the number of coronavirus tests conducted in the country, Nigeria is planning to commence serological tests...

Lagos falls to the third spot for the first time behind Kano and Abuja.

"Social distancing of 2 metres must be maintained between people in workplaces and other public spaces."

The official said one person died in the fire, while 16 others sustained injuries.

This brings the total recoveries in the state to 225.

An eight-storey building under construction collapsed in Owerri, Imo State, on Thursday evening.

Among the individuals whose bank records are being sought are former President Jonathan and his wife, Patience.

It is believed that over 40 persons were in the building at the time of the collapse.

Nigeria argued that alleged wrongdoers in the Malabu scandal were in control of Nigeria in 2012.

Kano recorded the highest number of coronavirus cases recorded on Thursday.

“Healthcare workers who have no training have no business handling coronavirus,” he said.

Mr Ihekweazu said Nigeria has about 3,500-bed spaces identified as available for COVID-19 patients.

Mr Guterres says international cooperation is critical in tackling COVID-19 and addressing its socio-economic impacts.

Governor Bala Mohammed was the index case for COVID-19 in Bauchi State.

On Tuesday, the Executive Board of the IMF, during its special meeting to consider Nigeria’s request, gave approval to the...

VP Osinbajo, finance minister Ahmed and CBN governor Emefiele had an online meeting with the IMF board.

The 196 cases on Wednesday brings the total number of coronavirus cases in the country to 1,728.

NAFDAC has dismissed the minister's claim, saying it was never invited to inspect the rice, especially those that were reportedly...

Open markets and stores will be allowed to open daily from 9 a.m. till 3 p.m. on selected days.

The task force said construction, manufacturing sectors, as well as food processing companies, will be allowed to open from Monday.

The process will span a total of six weeks split into three tranches of two weeks each.

The discharged patients have been reunited with their families after testing negative to COVID-19 two consecutive times each.

Dozens of people died within a few days in Kano amid suspicion that they died from coronavirus.

The governor noted that the three victims had history of other diseases.