COVID-19:Late Reporting Caused Deaths- PTF
The Presidential Task Force (PTF) has revealed that most COVID-19 fatalities are as a result of reporting late for treatment, especially when such conditions have worsened. It added that although…
SCHOOLS MUST CONDUCT WEEKLY COVID-19 ASSESSMENT-ORDERS BY FG
Stephen Godonu- The Federal Government has released more guidelines that will prevent the spread of COVID-19 as more states fully reopen schools on Monday. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control,…
COVID-19: 41,000 African Health Workers Now Positive -WHO
By Lukman Amusa Over 41,000 health workers have been infected with Coronavirus in Africa, the World Health Organisation, said on Thursday. While calling on African governments and other stakeholders to…
Parents Lament Babcock’s Stringent Resumption Rules
Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo in Ogun State has set out some stringent rules for students resuming for the 2020/2021 academic session from Monday next week, and parents are not happy about…
COVID19: WHO Expresses Concern Over Current Surge In Cases
The World Health Organisation, WHO, on Thursday expressed worries over the current surge in cases of COVID-19 in Europe. WHO’s Regional Director for Europe, Hans Kluge expressed concern that the…
Facebook makes incursion into Zoom’s territory with Messenger Room
Zoom, the video conferencing application, has one more rival to contend with. This time, it is the social media giant, Facebook. It is getting crowded with video conferencing following the…
Nigerian SMEs show business ingenuity but starved of growth capital
Faith Moses finished from a university, decided to be making laptop bags, folder files, wallets, instead of looking for a job in a corporation or government offices. Although the COVID-19…
Delta Tertiary Institutions To Reopen Oct 2 – Commissioner
Delta State Government has confirmed that academic activities will return to tertiary institutions across the state on October 2, 2020, following months of closure to contain the spread of the…
COVID-19: 438 Active Cases Yet To Turn Up For Treatment in Lagos
By Lukman Amusa About 438 active cases of coronavirus in Lagos are yet to show up for treatment at the various centers. The Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin…
10% COVID-19 Cases In Nigeria Are Children – Health Minister
The Minister of State, Health, Sen. Olorunnimbe Mamora, says 10 per cent of positive COVID-19 cases are children and adolescents with more than half of them in the age bracket…
