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Outrage over arrest of Kaduna man for blasphemy
Beyond Kaduna State, northern Nigeria, where the supposed ‘crime’ was committed, there has been an outrage over the arrest of Mubarak Bala, a man who allegedly blasphemed against Islam. Bala, the president of the Humanist Association of Nigeria, was arrested by the police on Wednesday afternoon at his residence in Kaduna State. His arrest, many …
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Shortage of reagents delaying COVID-19 tests in Oyo State, says Makinde
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State yesterday said that shortage of reagents had been delaying the processing of Coronavirus tests. Makinde said this had caused a backlog of 300 out of 775 samples collected.
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Akwa Ibom confirms 12 cases, reverses 2020 appropriation law
Chairman of Akwa Ibom State COVID-19 Committee and Secretary to State Government (SSG), Dr. Emmanuel Ekuwem, has said the state has been making significant strides in case management of coronavirus.
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NDDC sends workers on leave over forensic audit
Unspecified staffers of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) who may compromise the forensic audit of the commission have been placed on mandatory leave pending the conclusion
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El-Rufai lauds doctors, says he would have died
Kaduna State Governor Nasiru El-Rufai has said that he would have died of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) while on isolation, if not for doctors; hence he commended the team of doctors who treated him.
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Katsina confirms nine new COVID-19 cases, discharges six at FMC
Kastina State Government has said that nine additional patients have tested positive for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), just as the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) in the state discharged six
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How COVID-19 worsened oil, aviation sectors’ N4.4tr debt
The coronavirus pandemic has made the aviation and oil sectors more vulnerable to a huge financial crisis. Already, operators and service providers in the two sectors are beginning to experience challenges
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Lagos businesses open 9am-3pm from next week
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu yesterday released details of how businesses would operate next week when the lockdown is relaxed. He said companies that choose to work within the controlled easing phase must operate
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Traditional cure for virus ready soon, says Ooni
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, yesterday expressed optimism that Nigeria would soon win the war against Coronavirus. He said that the traditional cure for the virus had reached an advanced stage
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Lagos task force seals venue of surprise party, arrests 60 guests
For defying the physical distancing protocol, the Lagos State Task Force on COVID-19 yesterday stormed a surprise party and arrested 60 fun-seeking guests for violating the lockdown order
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