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Nigeria has acquired in-country capacity to test coronavirus – Minister
The Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, said this in a statement issued by Mrs Enefaa Bob-Manuel, the Head of Media and Public Relations in the ministry on Sunday in Abuja.
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Osinbajo seeks more interventions for IDP’s education
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has called on stakeholders to lend more support and interventions towards the education of displaced children in the North East.
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NCDC says no coronavirus in Nigeria
The Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has dispelled rumors of importation of the deadly coronavirus to Nigeria. In a statement yesterday in Abuja, NCDC noted that the individual in question returned from China last week and went for a routine medical test as requested by his employers. According to the center, the unnamed individual
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Stakeholders want government’s conditions met before re-opening
As the Federal Government prevaricates over the re-opening of the country’s land borders about six months into the Joint Security Operation codenamed “Ex-Swift Response,” stakeholders insist it must adequately address issues…
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Brexit: Nigeria may benefit from new trade deals, changes in visa requirements, others
Friday’s exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union (EU) may benefit Nigeria in diverse ways if the sentiments expressed by Nigerians resident there are anything to go by.
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Coronavirus: NCDC takes actions to curtail spread
The Federal Government has said it is closely monitoring the ongoing coronavirus 2019 outbreak. As at January 30, the disease has spread to 18 countries (Japan, Republic of Korea, Vietnam, Republic of Singapore, Thailand…
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U.S. visa ban: Reactions trail sanction
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has asked Nigerians to hold President Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives Congress (APC) responsible for the negative impacts of the proposed travel sanctions imposed on Nigeria by the United States.
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FG won’t remove subsidy until functional refineries are built — Senate
Amidst public outcry against the increasing cost of fuel subsidy to the economy, the Senate has disclosed that, until the nation can boast of fully functional refineries, the subsidy would not be removed.
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Shehu Sani advises FG not to turn Nigeria into a fascist state
Civil rights activist and former Senator of Kaduna central zone in the 8th National Assembly, Shehu Sani has urged President Muhammadu Buhari-led government to resist the temptation of turning the nation into a fascist state.
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Ijaw elders, group seek end to military attacks on communities
Ijaw Elders Forum (IEF), Lagos State chapter and some Ijaw groups have condemned the recent military attack on Bilabiri community in Ekeremor Local Government of Bayelsa State, describing the loss of lives and property by innocent citizens as barbaric and unnecessary.
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