Coronavirus (Covid-19 ) which broke out in Wuhan China, late last year, has since been pronounce as a global pandemic by the World Health Organization, (WHO). Covid -19 has affected almost every aspect of human endeavours. Many lives have been…
In this COVID-1 era, where every aspect of life is being affected, Nigerians are yet to totally adjust to the new normal. This is because of the popular belief among most Nigerians that the coronavirus pandemic is not as widespread…
NIGERIA, West Africa’s most populous nation, like countries across the globe, is battling to curb the spread of COVID-19. Daily statistics of confirmed cases by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) indicate the country is yet to cross to…
With the resumption of local flights in Nigeria, the report examines how well Nigerian airlines adheres to COVID-19 safety measures and protocols. It reveals defiance to social distancing in seating passengers for local flights.
It is by providence that we are not recording casualties among our children, because of the ways in which government and parents have been handling the affairs of children, especially those in the suburbs, at this time of the coronavirus…
• Experts harp on risk factors, case fatality ratio• Explain why Nigeria, Ghana, others may record lower deaths The Federal Government yesterday warned churches to stop what the Chairman of the Presidential Taskforce on COVID-19 and Secretary to the Government…
Nigeria’s index case of coronavirus, an Italian national, was confirmed on February 28. Since then, the virus has spread across the country except to Cross River State if one believes the state government. In March, President Muhammadu Buhari announced a…
The Nigerian government may have deliberately ignored the violation of its lockdown order by the Dangote Group in Lagos at the site of what the latter plans to be Africa’s biggest oil refinery This is in spite of the outbreak…
The Almajarai’s system of education has been corrupted with so many social challenges which fosters the rapid spread of the COVID-19 pandemic among many Almajarai’s necessitating their evacuation from different parts of northern Nigeria. The need to reintergrate and resocialize…
Saudi Arabia has identified about 11,600 Nigerians reportedly stranded in the country, many due to the coronavirus disease, and is making plans to airlift them back home, an official has said. The Nigerian embassy official, who is privy to the…
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