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Nigeria has a total of 35 confirmed cases.

Nigerians should brace themselves as more Covid-19 cases will be reported in the country, an official said.

The mega pentecostal preacher says his church represents more than a hospital for many of its members looking to survive...

At its maiden fact-checking training in Ghana, the organisation trained media practitioners on how to conduct a full-fledged fact-checking exercise.

The Monetary Policy Committee of the CBN is scheduled to hold its second meeting for the year on Monday and...

At sunset, skimpily-clad ladies emerge and turn Allen Avenue into a night crawler's paradise.

So far, nobody has died from the coronavirus in Nigeria.

She used her companies as well as Effiok and Umar’s companies as fronts to receive kickbacks from contractors of various...

Only one of the three new coronavirus patients is Nigerian.

President Muhammadu Buhari's failure to address Nigerians on the coronavirus pandemic has become the topic of a passionate debate across...

In Nigeria, cases have been increasing as five new cases were confirmed Sunday morning. This brings the total number of...

The latest COVID-19 case brings the total number so far announced on Sunday morning to five.

The player died Sunday morning on his way to Lagos while driving from Enugu.

With impunity, Nigerian businesses are still defying directives to suspend operation in the wake of deadly coronavirus.

This brings the total number of confirmed cases in Nigeria as at the time of reporting to 26.

“All our borders, that is, by land, sea and air, will be closed to human traffic," the Ghanaian president said.

All new confirmed cases of COVID-19 will now be announced on the site launched by Nigeria’s Centre for Disease Control...

This brings the total number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus disease in Nigeria to 25.

The airports join three others in Enugu, Kano and Port Harcourt that were also placed on lockdown.

The federal government on Saturday, announced 10 new cases of COVID-19 in Nigeria.

The move is in furtherance of measure to contain the rampaging coronavirus.

The new cases were confirmed in the Federal Capital Territory and Lagos State.

A new report on illicit financial flows puts the value of the properties at N164 billion.

Dozens of parents in Ajegunle, a popular Lagos slum, are keying into an initiative that allows people in low-income communities...

Nigeria has confirmed 12 cases of COVID-19 so far, out of which two have now fully recovered.