Coronavirus Roundup: Aso Rock ‘lockdown’, panic buying, Atiku’s recommendation top reports
Nigeria now has over 50 cases of COVID-19.
Nigeria now has over 50 cases of COVID-19.
The new cases are also in Abuja and Lagos.
Many politicians, including several state governors, are on self-isolation after coming in contact with those infected.
The governor said this is as a result of his public outings since the outbreak of coronavirus
The presidency says the move was taken in compliance with the restriction of gatherings in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) ...
The NAS said the lockdown should be national, with uniform regulations, and led by the federal government.
As of Wednesday morning, Nigeria has recorded 46 cases, including one death.
At least two state governors have admitted they met with an infected colleague.
More cases of COVID-19 are still expected to be reported in the country.
The two new cases were reported in Lagos and Osun
An aide said Mr Osinbajo has continued "his work from the home office, and is in self-isolation in accordance with ...
It has become clear that the governor was in Germany over a week ago, and has since met several officials.
The Task Force declined comments on their mission to Aso Rock.
Mr Mohammed was part of the Presidential Task Force on Coronavirus that inspected Mr Kyari's office within the Presidential Villa ...
There is no official confirmation yet, but officials including a presidential aide did not deny the report.
Abba Kyari says airport screening is a major line of defence for the country's battle against COVID-19.
Mr Buhari urges the Kogi State governor, Yahaya Bello, and other relations to celebrate their late mother.
“If the security forces want any of our staff, we would be happy to present them in a way that ...
Mr Danu denied allegations of wrongoing labelled against him by Mr Ude.
The chief of army staff redeployed, without replacement, army officers at the Office of the National Security Adviser.
A series of leaked documents shows how top administration officials are preoccupied by deep-seated animosity amidst worsening insecurity.
New documents show top presidential aides have been locked in a superiority clash over the use of presidential powers.
The delegation was sent by President Muhammadu Buhari to commiserate with government and people of Katsina.
In a scathing but unprecedented rebuke, NSA Monguno accuses Mr Kyari of interfering in national security matters.
Nigerians, prominent among whom is the First Lady, Aisha Buhari, have claimed that there is a cabal, whose influence on ...
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