School Reopening: FG, State Govts Confused – Shehu Sani
Shehu Sani, former Kaduna Central Senator, has raised an alarm over the reopening of schools amid the COVID-19 second wave. Sani said there is confusion over how government should tackle…
Nigeria records 1444 of covid-19 cases
Nigeria, on Sunday, recorded one thousand, four hundred and forty-four (1444) new COVID-19 cases in the country. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)…
Covid-19: Second Variant From Brazil ‘Likely’ Already In The Uk, Sage Scientist Says
The government has banned flights from South America, Portugal and Cape Verde after the emergence of the mutations. The second of two new coronavirus variants from Brazil is likely to…
COVID-19: Work From Home Till Feb 1, Sanwo- Tells Lagos Civil Servants
Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has directed civil servants on Level 14 and below to work from home till February 1, 2021 as part of measures to contain the spread…
COVID-19: Nigerian Doctors Raise The Alarm As NYSC Reopens Camp
Medical doctors from all over the country have faulted the plan by the National Youth Service Corps to open its orientation camps across the country and mobilise graduates for national…
Notore Shuts Down 500,000mtpa Fertiliser Plant In Onne Ahead Of Maintenance
Notore Chemical Industries Plc has shut down its 500,000 metric tonnes per annum (MTPA) fertiliser plant in Onne, Rivers state ahead of its turnaround maintenance (TAM). This is according to…
Outbreaks On Scottish Islands ‘Believed To Be Under Control’
Covid 19 outbreaks on a number of Scottish islands are “believed are be under control” , the national clinical director has said. NHS Western Isles confirmed 10 positive cases on…
School Resumption: FG Bans Assemblies, Visiting Days
The federal government has banned visiting days, assembly and overcrowding in classes and hostels as schools prepare to resume on January 18, 2021. The ministry of education announced the new…
Global COVID-19: Deaths Hit 2 million — With 3.8% Recorded In Africa
The world has reached a frightening COVID-19 record, with at least two million people confirmed dead from the disease. The sour landmark was recorded on Thursday night after about 16,000…
COVID-19: Supreme Court Backs Small Firms Over Business Interruption Insurance Claims
Insurers are being urged to pay up without delay after judges dismiss the industry’s arguments over the disputed claims. Small firms are cheering a Supreme Court ruling that appears set…
