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The data also indicates that the new cases increased Nigeria’s number of active cases to 180,210 from 17,791 reported 24 ...

Lagos, the epicentre of the disease recorded more than half of the infection tally for the day with 322 cases.

The fatality toll increased to 2,281 from 2,276 reported 24 hours earlier.

With the latest figure, the total number of COVID-19 infections in Nigeria now stands at 184,593.

Nigeria has continued to receive additional coronavirus vaccines as the country revs up its vaccination campaign.

With 369 cases out of the 665 infections, Lagos State remains Nigeria’s coronavirus pandemic epicentre.

PREMIUM TIMES had reported how President Buhari's medical trip to London had created an unprecedented vacuum in the office of ...

The last time the country recorded a higher daily figure was on January 18, at the peak of the second ...

The Minister of Police Affairs, Muhammad Dingyadi, says the federal government approved the money in the 2021 budget.

The new COVID-19 cases were recorded in eight states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

Two people also died from the disease in the country within the last 24 hours.

The Inspector-General of Police (I-G), Usman Baba, on Friday approved the deployment of newly promoted CPs to 12 states and ...

The new infection figure raised Nigeria’s total infections to 177,142 while the fatality toll stood at 2,181.

The IGP says the deployments are meant to reposition the force for greater efficiency.

An estimated 8.7 million people in North-east Nigeria would need some form of humanitarian assistance in 2021.

The development, according to health experts, is putting more pressure on the country's already overstretched health facilities.

The 407 new cases have raised Nigeria’s total infection to 174,315.

In less than one week, Nigeria has been consistent in smashing previous records of highest daily tallies in months to ...

The chairmanship and councillorship elections in the six area councils of Abuja hold on 12 February 2022.

Infection rates have largely concentrated in Lagos, Nigeria’s hardest hit city by the disease.

Lagos reported 124 new cases and followed by Rivers State with 27.

But with the recent increase in daily cases, the active cases in the country now stands at 3,240.

No new death was recorded in the last 24 hours, keeping the fatality toll at 2,128.

For the week-long period ending Sunday, Nigeria recorded a total of 963 new infections, an average of approximately 136 cases ...

Lagos once again topped the infection chart with 70 cases out of the 123 reported