Kyari: COVID-19 corpses not infectious, says task force
Presidential team apologises for flouting own recommendation Lagos plans to make wearing of face mask compulsory next week• 44% Oyo cases traceable to UCH, Kano
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Use of mask outside homes
The minister said masks should be used for all activities outside homes. He added, “The use of masks, be they disposable or cloth masks or
Borno index case came in contact with IDPs
On an employee of a non-governmental organisation that tested positive for COVID-19 and his exposure to people living in internally displaced persons’ camps, the minister
97 persons isolated in Borno
But the Chairman of the state Committee on the Prevention and Control of COVID-19, Usman Kadafur, in a statement on Monday, said 97 persons who
‘44 per cent of Oyo COVID-19 cases traceable to UCH’
No fewer than 44 per cent coronavirus cases in Oyo State are traceable to the University Teaching Hospital, Ibadan. Making this disclosure on Monday was
St. Nicholas Hospital Suspends Operations after Exposure to COVID-19
St. Nicholas Hospital has suspended operations in its Lagos Island branch for 14 days after it was exposed to persons positive for COVID-19. In a
COVID-19: Retired HoS, Perm Secs donate N1m to Lagos Gov’t
The Association of Retired Heads of Service and Permanent Secretaries of Lagos State (ALARHOSPS) has made a donation of N1 million to the state government
Health sector will not remain same post-COVID-19 — SGF
The Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Mr Boss Mustapha, has assured that Nigerian health sector would not remain the same post COVID-19
COVID-19: Abba Kyari’s body properly prepared for burial in line with NCDC – PTF
Mr Sani Aliyu, the Coordinator, Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19, has said that contrary to what was on social media, the body of the
COVID-19: Lagos govt. may enforce wearing of face masks in public places
The Lagos State Government says it may commence enforcement of wearing of face mask in public places from next week. Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu made this
