Nigeria is Racing against Time, Says NCDC DG
The Director General of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu has said Nigeria was racing against time in curbing the spread
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FG Orders NCDC Staff Training Aboard Back to Nigeria
The federal government has ordered all staff of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) currently training abroad to return home. The Minister of Health,
COVID 19: NUJ wants FG, States to provide safety kits, palliatives to Journalists
In view of the Coronavirus pandemic, the leadership of the Nigeria Union of Journalists(NUJ), has urged the federal government and state governors to provide safety
Akure Explosion: Ondo Assembly promises relief packages for victims
The Ondo State House of Assembly has promised that the State Government would offer relief packages for victims of explosion that rocked Iluabo area, a
Coronavirus: Major markets remain shut in Ile-Ife
In compliance with the Osun government’s directive aimed at curtailing the spread ofthe coronavirus, major markets in Ile-Ife have remained shut. A correspondent, who went
Abule Ado explosion: Rotary district donates N2m to Lagos relief fund
The Rotary International District 9110, comprising Rotary clubs in Lagos and Ogun states, has donated N2 million to support the relief fund of Lagos State
We’ve not suspended minimum wage over COVID-19’
The Government of Adamawa State has said it has paid N32,000 minimum wage for the month of March despite income shortfall arising from the Coronavirus
Abule Ado explosion: LASG seeks more support for relief fund
The Lagos State Government has appreciated individuals and organisations that had supported victims of the Abule-Ado-Soba explosion and solicited further support to rebuild the community.
Nigerian navy suspends 2020 recruitment
The Nigerian Navy says it has suspended its 2020 recruitment until further notice in response to national concerns. Navy Director of Information, Commodore Suleman Dahun,
21,600 Nigerians missing in 2019, says Red Cross
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), says no fewer than 21,600 Nigerians got missing in 2019. The ICRC Communication Field Officer in charge
