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The Nigerian Centre for Disease Control has confirmed 248 new COVID-19 cases in Nigeria to 4,399. Eighty-one of the new cases were in Lagos State, 35 in Jigawa, while Borno and Kano states each had 26 new confirmed cases 248 new cases of #COVID19; 81-Lagos 35-Jigawa 26-Borno 26-Kano 20-Bauchi 13-FCT 12-Edo 10-Sokoto 7-Zamfara 4-Kwara 4-Kebbi 2-Gombe 2-Taraba 2-Ogun 2-Ekiti 1-Osun ...
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May, 2020
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10 May
Sanwo Olu Seal hotels In Badagry for contravening lockdown order.
Two facilities in Badagry West Local Council Development Area of Lagos State have been shut down for contravening new guidelines issued by the government to operators of hotels, clubs and other entertainment outfits in the State. The Special Adviser to the Governor on Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mr. Solomon Bonu, stated that the facilities were shut for violating and contravening ...
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10 May
Bauchi Gov, Bala insists “It’s hypertension, not Covid -19 that kills 150 in Azare within 30 days
Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammad has revealed about 150 people died in Azare, the headquarters of Katagum Local Government Area in the last thirty days from hypertension and other related diseases. They said about 301 people were feared dead in the last two weeks in the area. Some associated the strange ailment with COVID-19. But Governor Mohammad on Sunday told newsmen ...
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10 May
Ayade tackles Buhari, tells him ” lift the ban on domestic flights”
Ben Ayade, governor of Cross River state, has asked President Muhammadu Buhari to lift the ban on domestic flights. He said lifting the ban is necessary as the economic loss being incurred is be too much for the country to bear. On May 6, the federal government imposed an additional four-week ban on flight operations across the country as a ...
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10 May
I signed an executive order and gave fair warning -Wike
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers state has given reasons why he demolished Prodest Hotel in Alode and Etemeteh Hotel in Onne, both in Eleme Local Government Area of the state. Wike said the hotels were demolished after it violated an Executive Order on COVID 19, despite warnings from the State government. The Governor said that the focus on hotels was ...
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10 May
Ogun Police boss warns Oyedepo, others..” Do not dare open religious centres now !”
It has come to the notice of Ogun State Police Command that some religious leaders in the state are preparing to open their various religious centers for people to converge in total disobedience to both the state and federal government directives. The command hereby appeal to such religious leaders in both Islamic and Christian faith who may be having such ...
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10 May
Happening Now ! Gov Wike demolishes 2 hotels for violating Covid-19 rules
Gov. Nyesome Wike just demolished two hotels for violating COVID-19 rules Wike Orders Demolition of Prudent Hotel, Alode Hotel, Eleme Hotel, Etemeteh Hotel for Violating Lockdown Order. The Govenor of Rivers State ,Nyesom Wike ,we learnt even Supervising the Demolition of Prudent Hotel, Alode, Eleme and Etemeteh Hotel, Onne for Violating Lockdown Orders. The Governor had earlier declared total lockdown ...
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9 May
Question on whereabout of Osinbajo gets louder, Presidency speaks
Laolu Akande, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Office of the Vice President, has urged Nigerians to ignore fake claims regarding the whereabouts of President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo. Akande in a reaction on Saturday in Abuja, said he made an Instagram post in which he gave an insight on the vice president’s ...
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9 May
4151 cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria Discharged: 745 Deaths: 128
239 new cases of #COVID19; 97-Lagos 44-Bauchi 29-Kano 19-Katsina 17-Borno 7-FCT 6-Kwara 5-Oyo 3-Kaduna 3-Sokoto 2-Adamawa 2-Kebbi 2-Plateau 2-Ogun 1-Ekiti 4151 cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria Discharged: 745 Deaths: 128
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9 May
Full Speech of Sanwo Olu’s Covid review ..5 days of Lockdown ease
Eleventh Update on Coronavirus by the Incident Commander, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu 1. Dear Lagosians, on Monday May 4, 2020, we commenced a gradual and controlled easing of the 5week lockdown occasioned by the Coronavirus pandemic. Six days into this new phase, I am here to address you on our assessment of the experience so far. 2. Before that, I would ...
