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Another Nigerian tests positive for coronavirus
A Nigerian, who returned from the United Kingdom last Friday, has tested positive for the new coronavirus, Lagos State Ministry of Health said on Tuesday. “She is clinically stable and is being treated at the Infectious Disease Hospital, Lagos,” Nigeria’s health minister Dr Osagie Ehanire said. Lagos State health ministry said the patient, a 30-year-old
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Falana, Mimiko, Ofeimun urge restructuring, say Nigeria is not taken seriously
Intellectuals, scholars and academics from within Nigeria, Africa and as wide as from North America and Europe, including two past governors, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko (Ondo State) and Rauf Aregbesola (Osun State), yesterday gathered to wish Odia Ofeimun, a writer, a happy 70th birthday.
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CBN releases measures to battle economic impact of coronavirus
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announced six new policy measures to mitigate the spread of the dreaded coronavirus across the country.Addressing journalists yesterday in Abuja, the governor, Godwin Emefiele..
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Buhari tasks science ministry on solutions to insecurity, others
President Muhammadu Buhari has charged the Ministry of Science and Technology to create a conducive environment for Nigerian scientists to provide lasting solutions to the challenges of insecurity unemployment, poverty, healthcare delivery, epileptic power supply and others.
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‘I lost two family members, life has lost its meaning’
Twenty-four hours after an explosion rocked Abule-Ado in Lagos State, the tears of its residents continued to flow yesterday as they recounted the ordeal.
As the sun rose, the distraught residents besieged the scene trying desperately to make sense of the terrible devastation
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WaterAid urges sustained hand washing amid global pandemic
WaterAid Nigeria has restated that hand washing with soap and water can reduce the risk of people contracting Coronavirus, now recognised as a public health emergency of global concern.
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PWDs mobilise to challenge Kaduna government over budgetary allocation
The physically-challenged persons, who were mobilised by Centre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD), protested discrimination against them by the government in the provision of amenities that would mitigate their plight.
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Hospitals do not need police report to treat emergency cases, says FCCPC
The Chief Executive Officer, Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), Babatunde Irukera, has restated its mandate to protect the general public, stressing that hospitals do not require police report to attend to emergency cases.
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Woman with twisted arm empowered not to fake miracle, says Okafor
Pastor Chris Okafor of Mountain of Liberation and Miracle Ministry, aka Liberation City, who has lately come under fire for allegedly stage-managing miracles, has debunked the allegation of performing a fake miracle on a woman, Bose Olasunkanmi.
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PWDs want domestication of disability act in all states
A Group of persons with disabilities (PWDs) under the aegis of the Centre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) has charged other states to emulate the 10 states that have adopted domesticated the Disability Act in the country.
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