On Christmas eve, Nigeria records 1,041 new COVID-19 infections, six more deaths
Active cases in Nigeria have risen from about 3,000 some weeks ago to over 10,000.
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Active cases in Nigeria have risen from about 3,000 some weeks ago to over 10,000.
"For me, providing security for all residents in the country remains an article of faith," President Buhari says.
Payment Technology Limited (PAYTECH) will take seven per cent of the schools' revenues as consultation fee.
“I am an indigene of Wolumo. My father and forefathers lived and died here. I am 38 years but we ...
On Wednesday, 1,133 new COVID-19 cases were found in Nigeria, the second-highest daily tally ever.
The official said 25 other people were injured in the accident.
This is the second reported abduction in Kano in a spate of three days.
Last week, 5,176 fresh Covid-19 infections were reported in the country but Kogi State has controversially not recorded a single ...
Mr Kwankwaso has come under intense criticism for saying the 2023 election in Kano State will be a do-or-die affair
The suspension takes effect from 12:01 a.m. Thursday, making it the longest strike in the history of the country since ...
The country's three paper mills have failed to produce as planned for years, but experts say non-wood raw materials abundant ...
The agency advises the public to be security conscious and be vigilant.
“The kidnappers struck again on the Benin-Auchi road and abducted an unspecified number of passengers.''
The second wave of COVID-19, essentially of a new strain, has begun hitting some countries, including Nigeria
The killings were recorded in 23 states with Borno having the highest and Edo second highest.
Last week alone, Nigeria recorded 5,176 new infections – the highest weekly figure so far.
The new variant was detected in the UK in September and dubbed “lineage B.1.1.7.”
The number of guests at weddings, conferences, among others have also been limited to 50 persons.
The bandits kill a vigilante who went with a security team to accost them after they abducted the duo.
PREMIUM TIMES reported how hundreds of people gathered at a registration office in Lagos Monday as residents struggled to register ...
Mr Adegoke, the spokesperson of the commission, said the centre had to be shut as COVID-19 protocols were not being ...
The process for NIN registration has been put on hold at NIMC Lagos office until further notice.
The NCDC says new COVID-19 infections were reported from 14 states and the FCT in the last 24 hours.
The abducted traditional ruler was earlier kidnapped in December and freed after the payment of ransom.
To bypass the provisions of the WHO-FCTC, the tobacco industry established a public health foundation.
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