An by gunmen on Unguwan Magaj community in Kauru Local Council of Kaduna State may have left four indigenes dead and 36 homes torched. But the bravery of the youths reportedly led to the death of one the attackers and ...
Read More »Terminal operators reject new port guidelines, fear congestion
The Seaport Terminal Operators Association of Nigeria (STOAN) has described the new guidelines rolled out recently by the Presidential Task Team on Apapa gridlock as a “recipe for chaos” that could compound traffic on the access roads and worsen port ...
Read More »Govt gets N10m coronavirus protective materials from Anglican Communion
The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has donated face masks, sanitisers, hand gloves and other personal protective equipment (PPEs) worth N10 million naira to the Federal Government to assist the frontline workers fighting the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. Presenting ...
Read More »Rice Mill shut over alleged pollution as Churches shelve services to comply with lockdown
The Kano State Ministry of Environment has directed the immediate closure of Integrated Rice Mill, Tiamin Rice Limited, in the state. The ‘Notice for closing Order’ signed by the director in charge of pollution at the ministry, Mustapha Mohammad, cited ...
Read More »Why medical personnel deserted Kano isolation centre
Lack of incentive and other challenges facing medical personnel in Kano State may jeopardise stakeholders’ efforts to curtail the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in the state. Already medical personnel are abandoning the isolation centres set up by the ...
Read More »Akwa Ibom State government seeks co-operation from citizens
Akwa Ibom State Government has appealed to everyone to henceforth voluntarily make themselves available for testing by the COVID-19 team in the state. In a statement made available to newsmen in Uyo titled, “Preparing To Open up the Economy,” the ...
Read More »140 blood samples tested negative in Bayelsa, says COVID-19 task force
The Bayelsa State Task Force on COVID-19 has said that 140 blood samples sent to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)-approved laboratory in Edo State between March and April 2020 had all tested negative. The co-Chairman of the state ...
Read More »Okon faults FG’s defence of Caverton Helicopters, Rivers to unveil boundaries task force
Backing Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike’s detention of Caverton Helicopters pilots, Senator Anietie Okon has described the Federal Government’s defence as deceitful, dubious and malicious. In a statement made available to newsmen in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, the Peoples Democratic ...
Read More »Centre laments rising cases of pandemic, seeks greater commitment, don charges politicians to shun bias
President of the Centre for Change, Dr. Joel Okei-Odumakin has expressed concerns over the escalating figuresof COVID-19 cases released on daily basis, warning that it is an indication that the country may be in the pandemic for a longer period. ...
Read More »Coalition begins relief operations in Lagos, Oyo, Osun, Rivers, FCT
As the Muslim Coalition Against COVID-19 concludes logistics arrangements to begin its relief operations, it has mobilised no fewer than 700 health workers for the task. The coalition comprises 48 Islamic organisations, which gathered to support government in the fight ...
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