COVID-19: Nigeria records 11 more deaths, 1,016 new infections
Since early December, there has been a spike in coronavirus cases in Nigeria.
Since early December, there has been a spike in coronavirus cases in Nigeria.
The commissioner explained that the ministry as a social welfare organ had been working toward protecting the interest of women ...
The new variant of the coronavirus detected in Britain has triggered widespread concern and travel restrictions across the world.
More than 300, 000 people have died of COVID-19 in the U.S.since the outbreak of the pandemic.
Nigeria has now recorded 1,267 deaths from the virus.
Mr Bello also questions the need for Nigeria’s to procure COVID-19 vaccines.
The country has now recorded 1, 254 deaths from Covid-19.
Many Nigerians lost their jobs due to the impact of COVID-19.
So far, Nigeria has tested over 900,000 of its estimated 200 million people for coronavirus.
As of Dec 22, the state had 668 confirmed cases of COVID-19, with 15 deaths.
There were four additional coronavirus related deaths in the last 24 hours.
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The second wave of COVID-19, essentially of a new strain, has begun hitting some countries, including Nigeria
Last week alone, Nigeria recorded 5,176 new infections – the highest weekly figure so far.
The total death tally from COVID-19 in Nigeria also climbed to 1,218 on Saturday.
The total death tally from COVID-19 in Nigeria rose to 1, 212 on Friday.
Several cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Nigeria in the last weeks with top officials testing positive.
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Mr Putin expressed confidence in the vaccine, Sputnik V, saying it has so far proven itself safe and effective.
Saudi Arabia had said the COVID-19 vaccines would be made available to its citizens and foreign residents for free.
The trial is the first of three phases of testing for the vaccine.
The deceased’s family threatened legal action against NFF for allegedly spreading misinformation.
The composite food index rose sharply by 18.30 per cent in November compared to 17.38 per cent in October.
The 201 infections on Monday mark a sharp decrease from the 418 recorded on Sunday.
The second wave of COVID-19 started around November in the state, an official said.
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