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Mr Kyari led an effort by the Buhari administration to raise the nation's electricity generation capacity to 25,000 megawatts within...

Abba Kyari died while receiving treatment for coronavirus at a private hospital in Lagos.

Mr Kyari died on Friday at the undisclosed Lagos hospital from coronavirus.

Mr Kyari, who served as President Buhari's chief of staff since 2015, passed on Friday night from COVID-19 complications.

"Debt relief is a powerful, fast-acting measure that can bring real benefits to the people in poor countries."

Mr Kyari died of coronavirus and was receiving treatment at a private hospital in Lagos for the disease.

As of 6:00 p.m. on April 17, a total of 7,153 samples have been tested for COVID-19 in Nigeria.

NHIS said the funds for April to June were released to ensure enrollees enjoy stable health services during the COVID-19...

The CBN said the N25.8 billion donation came from 107 donors, including individuals, banks and other corporate bodies.

The deployment of Mr Dandaura came amidst a row between the Rivers state governor, Nyesom Wike, and oil companies in...

The statement said the officials "were tested and three of the results came out positive".

The Premier League said it 'will only restart when medical guidance allows'.

Abia has no confirmed case of coronavirus.

"I regret the sexual innuendo in the private message and apologise unreservedly for it," Mr El-Rufai wrote in a statement...

A fire outbreak occurred at a section of INEC building housing the Election and Party Monitoring Department and the Media...

Mr Onu said the face masks must meet the World Health Organisation's standard.

The presidency said Mr. Ndume was attacking the Buhari administration because he is disgruntled.

Police say the oil workers were not arrested but taken to coronavirus screening centre in Port Harcourt.

The fire that broke out shortly before noon on Friday was summarily put out by first responders, officials said.

Those arrested by the police are from Kogi, Adamawa, Zamfara and Sokoto States.

The supplies are co-financed by the European Union (EU) and IHS Nigeria, the Nigerian subsidiary of IHS Towers.

The committee said it was bothered with the spread of COVID-19 pandemic.

About 72 per cent of respondents specified that they have concerns about the lockdown.

The WHO receives the majority of its funding from two primary sources. The first is membership dues from countries, which...

The new cases were reported in three states - Lagos, Kano and Oyo - and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).