Tag: Covid-19 pandemic

Clearly, the future of money and finance, especially for traditional banking in Nigeria, must be as exciting as it is ...

Julia Oparah is currently the provost and dean of the faculty of ethnic studies at the Mills College.

The vice president says the population growth is "handsomely" ahead of the economic growth figures.

In the end, notions of corruption and anti-corruption efforts will continue to serve political and public relations objectives.

Private universities seem to be coping better in adhering to COVID-19 protocols.

The rise is a sombre illustration of the crisis the nation’s food sector has faced, with millions of poor citizens ...

Rita Dominic’s latest movie, ‘La Femme Anjola’, has been five years in the making.

A report said Nigeria spends about N526.4 billion on tobacco-related illness annually, thus affecting its healthcare system.

A survey of both married and unmarried women also indicated their preference for spending quality time at home on Valentine.

Mr Buhari urges Nigerian youth to avoid economic and social vices hurting the country.

The firm says the decision show its commitment to cleaner energy.

The ministers also want suspension of debt repayment.

Mr Dare says the Sports Festival has been postponed till sometime in April

"The imperative for the immunisation of 60 percent of Africans with safe and secure vaccines cannot be overemphasized."

The money will go to distribution companies.

Polling units are central to the electoral process, as that is the location where people are able to exercise their ...

Chemotherapy is an aggressive form of chemical drug therapy meant to destroy rapidly growing cells in the body.

“If you have bank balances and unclaimed dividends that are not six years and above, this has no implication on ...

Treating cancer is expensive and for many years even before COVID-19, cancer patients and their families in Nigeria were left ...

“We must consider new ways of hosting the Olympics," Yoshiro Mori, said.

“We aim to vaccinate the entire population, with an initial target of 20 million people,’’ Mr Akufo-Addo said.

“The Buhari administration is most reluctant to lock down the country and continues to emphasize the non-pharmaceutical measures..."

According to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, over 3,500 people get infected with Leprosy every year in Nigeria.

The disbursement is about a quarter of the financing required to buy the stakes from Shell Total and Eni.

The Volkswagen group saw its global sales plunge 15.2 per cent year on year to 9.3 million units in 2020.