Coronavirus: Slowing down measures could be disastrous -WHO
While some countries are considering how to ease restrictions, others are considering whether to introduce them.
While some countries are considering how to ease restrictions, others are considering whether to introduce them.
Amidst heavy coronavirus cases, Spain, Italy, other European countries set to reopen economic activities.
Mr Buhari assured that measures to motivate the health workers to do more, will be introduced soon.
JAMB urged candidates to visit it's website for all processes that do not require biometric verification.
In total, 19,899 people have died in connection with COVID-19in Italy.
Two of those arrested are clerics of the Anglican Church, the police said.
“We also arrested the Imam of Wuye Jumma’at Mosque because we received several complaints that the Imam had held a ...
As of 9:30 p.m on Saturday, Nigeria had 318 confirmed cases, 70 discharged and 10 deaths.
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The African champion says she worried less after the announcement.
Till date, 70 cases have been discharged and 10 deaths have been recorded in Nigeria.
The officer, Mr Martins, is said to be the station officer of the Ago police station in Lagos.
A coalition warns governors that it's not yet time to lift the ban on public gathering.
Coronavirus put the free movement protocol of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to unprecedented test.
The donation came as a palliative measure to cushion the effect of the lockdown directive.
“This is the time we would know the true church of Christ and those that are just commercial outfits,” it ...
Sex toy sellers say sales began to pick up two weeks before President Muhammadu Buhari announced the 14-day lockdown.
The agency said it seized the vehicles during its routine operations and surveillance in the state.
So far, 44 patients of the virus have been treated and discharged while six have died.
The minister said besides the federal government, "no other person had the legal rights to legislate on civil aviation".
The police say individuals caught during enforcement will be arrested and charged to Court for violation of the law.
About 127 Nigerians recently returned to Osun from Cote d'Ivoire.
The NUJ urges security personnel to respect journalists as essential service providers.
Mr Johnson was admitted to St Thomas’ Hospital late on Sunday after suffering persistent coronavirus symptoms.
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