COVID-19: Eight die, as Nigeria records 365 cases across seven states, FCT
The active cases in Nigeria now stands at 10,135 raising Nigeria’s total infections to 199,151.
The active cases in Nigeria now stands at 10,135 raising Nigeria’s total infections to 199,151.
“There is no town you will visit in Nigeria without seeing the Igbos being in charge of economic activities.”
Many commentators have appealed to the state government to sanction the officer.
The former NCDC boss was recently appointed an assistant director-general of the World Health Organisation (WHO)
Nigeria’s active cases have significantly reduced from roughly 17,000 about a week ago, to 8,429 on Sunday.
The team will have their first official training session on Tuesday at the Teslim Balogun Stadium
The deaths, recorded between August 24 and 25, increased the number of the state’s fatalities to 525.
The fatality toll increased to 2,281 from 2,276 reported 24 hours earlier.
With 369 cases out of the 665 infections, Lagos State remains Nigeria’s coronavirus pandemic epicentre.
More than 30 deaths have been recorded from the disease in the past one week across Nigeria.
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Infection rates have largely concentrated in Lagos, Nigeria’s hardest hit city by the disease.
No new death was recorded in the last 24 hours, keeping the fatality toll at 2,128.
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Mr Igbokwe called Mr Abaribe “an elder for nothing and an ethnic bigot” in a post on Facebook.
The former leader was treated for pneumonia at a military hospital in Lusaka.
"Unduly restricting the ability of Nigerians to report, gather, and disseminate opinions and information has no place in a democracy."
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