New COVID-19 Variant: WHO cautions against travel bans that target Africa
“if restrictions are implemented, they should not be unnecessarily invasive or intrusive..."
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“if restrictions are implemented, they should not be unnecessarily invasive or intrusive..."
Majority of the killings occurred in the northern part of Nigeria.
Four others were injured in the shooting by the police officer
CAF listened to Enyimba's plea to reschedule the match on account of not arriving in time to prepare well for ...
While being prosecuted for fraud in the United Kingdom, Mr Wagbatsoma was also facing trial in his home country, Nigeria, ...
Musa Bagos (PDP, Plateau) sponsored a bill in the House of Representatives that seeks to amend Section 7 of the ...
The report says nearly half of all pesticides in Nigeria are highly hazardous products banned in European markets.
The Resident Electoral Commissioner for Rivers State, Obo Effanga, speaks on the challenges in the electoral process and the controversies ...
The judge declared the activities of Yan Bindiga and Yan Ta’adda group and other similar groups in any part of ...
"Public health laboratories and researchers should closely monitor the rate of S gene dropout results."
“We should let market forces determine the price of petrol and other products, not government dolling out subsidies with funds ...
Most African countries including Nigeria have yet to impose travel restrictions on South Africa over the new Covid-19 variant.
According to the official, British scientists are "very concerned" by this variant.
PREMIUM TIMES explores the experiences of the families of fallen Nigerian soldiers and tells a sad story of inadequate compensation ...
“It is my belief that the creation of special courts to handle cases of sexual and gender-based violence will improve ...
A lawmaker says Mexican drug barons have set up meth factories in Nigeria.
Africa remains the region with the highest rate of killings of women and girls by an intimate partner or a ...
Investing in girls’ education from an early age is essential for building their resilience and financial independence.
JAMB said apart from distorting the statistics of enrollment into the nation’s tertiary institutions which it noted is required for ...
“Some of the returnees were in Libya’s detention centres for immigration offences while others were either rescued victims of human ...
Mr Obiano, 66, was elected governor of Anambra in November 2013 on the platform of the All Progressives Grand Alliance ...
Marketers have sourced scarce foreign exchange from the black market to pay government agencies, and have raised their prices.
“These people often go to communities during Friday congregational prayer to preach to them on the need to forsake western ...
A PREMIUM TIMES investigation, based on leaked confidential memos and interviews with sources, showed how the president and the minister ...
"A new date for the inauguration of the Board will be announced in due course," the SGF said.
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