Eight-hundred-and-fifty-nine persons caught the COVID-19 virus in Nigeria on Monday. The country also lost two persons to the virus on the same day. The Nigeria
Established by President Muhammadu Buhari on March 9, 2020, the Presidential Task Force (PTF), which later metamorphosed into the Presidential Steering Committee (PSC) on COVID-19,
Massive new bird flu outbreak could be 2022’s deadly pandemic 10 million Nigerians get the first dose as WHO laments missing global 40% vaccination target
‘We’ve kept our promise to avoid strike’ Health workers across the country have urged President Muhammadu Buhari to include the recent adjustment in the Consolidated
Nigeria recorded 1,547 cases of COVID-19 infections on Sunday bringing the country’s total to 237,561 since the outbreak of the virus on Feb. 27, 2020.
…As it provides $300,000 to tackle aflatoxin in Nigeria The Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) has said 389 Nigerian agriculture export shipments have been rejected
The Federal Government has charged newly inducted medical graduates to desist from joining the incessant strikes by doctors in the country. A statement issued on
*1,305 new infections confirmed Nigeria on Saturday recorded 21 deaths from COVID19. The deaths which were about the highest in the last one week occurred
Infections hit 236,000 as military, police fail to enforce vaccination State governments have intensified preparations of isolation centres in readiness for possible admission of COVID-19