Nigeria news today headlines : Tuesday 31st March 2020
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France, Italy Evacuate Covid-19 Patients From Worst-Hit Regions
French and Italian authorities are evacuating coronavirus patients from their worst-hit regions to Germany for treatment. Patients were seen arriving at Hamburg Airport where medics stretchered them from planes to hospital for treatment. The French authorities have established a centre for migrants to use as shelter at the Jean Jaures gymnasium in Paris. France has
Bishop Sam Zuga Unveils Solution To Coronavirus April 1
LAGOS- Shortly after renowned Nigerian Bishop, Sam Zuga of House of Joy Ministry, founder of both Samzuga Foundation and Samzuga international offered to treat anyone with coronavirus free of charge and urging Nigerians to refer Coronavirus patient to him, the cleric has come up with a solution to tackle the dreaded virus. Bishop Sam Zuga
Nigerian Airlines Lose N170bn To COVID-19, As Lockdown
The losses incurred so far by global airlines, including Nigerian carriers, is unprecedented in the annals of the sector, OLUSEGUN KOIKI writes. Travel within, into and out of Nigeria has paralysed totally in over a week, no thanks to the Covid-19 virus, which has crippled the global economies. On March 18, 2020, President Muhammadu Buhari
COVID-19’s Invisible Hand On NSE Share Price Mechanism
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) is perhaps the biggest casualty of the coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria at the moment. The NSE has lost something close to N3 trillion since the outbreak of the pandemic in the middle of January 2020. By the middle of March 2020 the NSE lost $1.8 billion through divestments by foreign
Religion Worse Than Coronavirus
Nigerians are deeply God-believing people and the country would have been one of the best places to live in on earth if this were undergirded by a well-planned and organised society. I saw this brilliant young girl on Channels TV shortly after the Lagos State put a ban on the gathering of more than 50
COVID-19 And The Dark Sides Of The Medical World
The very encouraging statistics coming out of New York following the positive outcomes of the trial of the combination of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin medication on coronavirus patients in New York by governor Andrew Cuomo deserve to be celebrated as it is a tangible evidence that the killer virus which has so far forced the elderly
Agonies Of Another Devaluation
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has technically devalued the naira from N360 to N380 to the dollar in the parallel market and investors/ exporters (I&E) window. I&E window was opened in 2016 during the global oil market crisis that forced Nigeria’s economy into recession. The window is designed to lure foreign investors and Nigerian
COVID-19: FCTA Takes Sensitisation Campaign To Traditional Rulers
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), on Monday took its sensitisation campaign on Covid-19 to traditional rulers in Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC). The FCT Sensitisation Team led by the Chairman, Nigeria Union Of Journalists (NUJ) FCT Chapter, Mr Emmanuel Ogbeche delivered the FCT Minister’s message to the Sa’karuyi of Karu and Chief of Karshi.
COVID-19: Adamawa Imposes Lockdown From March 31
Gov. Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa has announced two weeks lockdown of the state as from midnight of March 31 as part of measures to contain the spread of Covid-19.Fintiri made the announcement on Monday in Yola in a statement by his Press Secretary, Mr Humwashi Wonosikou.Fintiri said the painful decision was necessary to save lives.
Ayade Recalls C/River Garment Factory Workers For Mass Production Of Masks
Gov. Ben Ayade of Cross River has recalled workers of the state- owned Garment Factory back to work, for the mass production of face and nose masks. The workers are to resume work on March 31 after the factory had been disinfected. The workers were initially sent home in line with the partial lock down
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