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229 fresh cases of COVID-19 as Nigeria cases hits 8068, see details

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229 fresh cases of COVID-19 as Nigeria cases hits 8068, see details

Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has announced another fresh case of Coronavirus in Nigeria as it records 229 new cases…

COVID-19: El-Rufai gets N1.26b from donors for pandemic combat

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COVID-19: El-Rufai gets N1.26b for pandemic combat

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Lawmaker calls for calm as motorists protest extortion by Police in Badagry

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Lawmaker calls for calm as motorists protest extortion by Police in Badagry

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229 fresh cases of COVID-19 as Nigeria cases hits 8068, see details

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229 fresh cases of COVID-19 as Nigeria cases hits 8068, see details

May 26, 2020 0 comments

COVID-19: El-Rufai gets N1.26b from donors for pandemic combat

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COVID-19: El-Rufai gets N1.26b for pandemic combat

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Lawmaker calls for calm as motorists protest extortion by Police in Badagry

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Lawmaker calls for calm as motorists protest extortion by Police in Badagry

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Rage as Honourable Samola frowns against burial of corpses in illegal spaces

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Rage as Honourable Samola frowns against burial of corpses in illegal spaces

May 23, 2020 0 comments

Ikeja council boss dole out another sets of palliatives, Ikeja hails

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Ikeja council boss dole out another sets of palliatives, Ikeja hails

May 21, 2020 0 comments

CORONAVIRUS: 15 staffs of same company test positive in Ibadan

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COVID-19: 15 staffs in same company test positive in Ibadan

May 21, 2020 0 comments

#BiafraExit trends on twitter as Nnamadi Kanu speaks on Wednesday at 7pm

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Nnamdi Kanu speaks on Wednesday at 7pm, #BiafraExit trends on twitter

May 20, 2020 0 comments

Activities will begin to pick up again as the Nasarawa State Government has lifted ban placed on religious bodies and its activities in the state. This was made known during a media chat and journalist briefing at the statehouse in the state capital. READ ALSO: COVID-19: Lagos state government discharges 13, NCDC gives a nod The state commissioner for Information, Tourism and Culture, Comrade Dogo Shammah speaking at the Government House in Lafia at the end of the security and stakeholders meeting said the state had to lift the lockdown on all religious activities for a period of two weeks. It would be recalled that Governor Abdullahi Sule had banned religious gathering since March 2, as parts of measures to contain the spread of novel coronavirus pandemic. Although there had been an increase in the number of reported cases of the pandemic in the state between those periods of lockdown till date. Watch {VIDEO} NCDC is not truthful on COVID-19 – Edo Boy Comrade Dogo has further made it clear that the government will provide hand sanitizers and thermometer to the religious leader for them to use these facilities at their several places of worship. Including the churches and mosques that will be operating in the state with the two weeks of the lifted ban. Speaking on the conditions for the religious centres, the workshops centres are to ensure social distancing, compulsory use of face masks and frequent washing of hands with sanitizers by all their members. He further said that the state will review the level of compliance of the religious leaders and the people to the two weeks lifted ban in the state. This is also dependant on the level of compliance as that will only the condition for the lifted ban to last the said two weeks. "Upon two weeks, government the next line of action will be made known to the public", he said. Governor Abdullahi Sule has however lifted the ban on tricycle operators in the state to ease the transportation inconveniences encountered by the citizens and residence in Nasarawa state. The Chairman, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in the state spoke on behalf of religious leaders and hailed the governor. He expressed gratitude to the government for being considerate and promised to adhere to the government conditions. He, therefore, called on all religious leaders in the state to ensure that every member use face masks and they provide hand sanitisers and water in their respective worship centres.

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Nasarawa State approves religious activities, others for two weeks

May 19, 2020 0 comments