Tag: Lagos

President Buhari ordered a 14-day lockdown of Lagos, Ogun and Abuja from Monday in his first address to Nigerians on ...

"Some of these measures will surely cause major inconveniences to many citizens. But these are sacrifices we should all be ...

"I am directing the cessation of all movements in Lagos and the FCT for an initial period of 14 days..." ...

The stay-at-home break might be a blessing, as it could serve as a platform for some family moments and point ...

A breakdown of cases as reported by states shows that Lagos remains the epicenter for Covid-19 in Nigeria.

The officers were apparently enforcing the restriction order in the state occasioned by the outbreak of the coronavirus.

It is the highest number of cases confirmed so far by the NCDC in a day.

Mr Kalu, a serving senator, was jailed alongside Udeh Udeogu, his Director of Finance and Accounts at the Abia State ...

Nigeria's confirmed coronavirus cases reached 46 on Wednesday as various states adopt different measures in an attempt to curb the ...

"Each Bishop was advised to talk to their faithful how the social situation is in their environment "

The state government says efforts are being made to make provision for as many health facilities as possible.

New storage method and seed variety are improving productivity for tomato farmers in the country.

Nigeria reported its first death from Covid-19 on Monday.

The government, however, stopped short of ordering people to stay indoors, meaning residents of both states can still move freely, ...

Atiku urges members of the public to disregard claims that his son accessed open locations.

The bank advises that anyone who visited the branch in the past week should self-quarantine for 14 days beginning immediately.

At sunset, skimpily-clad ladies emerge and turn Allen Avenue into a night crawler's paradise.

There were frantic shouts from the neighbour next door, "Bring the car key! Bring the car key!"

The authorities of FUOYE had announced that the school would be closed down on Monday, March 23.

Nigerians have largely disregarded social distancing, a highly recommended countermeasure against COVID-19.

Officials say the fire was caused by "careless handling of combustible material" by residents.

Nigeria's two main international airports will remain open and "accept international flights irrespective of the type of operations."

It said the recent development on COVID-19 in Nigeria calls for social distancing and proper hand-washing.

Doctors in Abuja say they are being owed salaries for two months.