COVID-19: Senator Oloriegbe donates foodstuffs to residents of Kwara Central

COVID-19: Senator Oloriegbe donates foodstuffs to residents of Kwara Central

By Demola Akinyemi, Ilorin Sen. Ibrahim Yahaya Oloriegbe representing Kwara Central Senatorial District in the National assembly yesterday donated relief items comprising of Rice, Semovita, and Pasta to people of his constituency in a bid to cushion the untoward effects of the COVID-19 which has confined Nigerians to staying at home. Recall that Senator Oloriegbe […]
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COVID-19: Anambra to distribute 3m masks, fumigate markets

COVID-19: Anambra to distribute 3m masks, fumigate markets

Anambra Gov. Willie Obiano says the state government is set to distribute no fewer than three million face mask. He also stated that 63 markets would be fumigated to minimize human exposure to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and other infections in the state. The Governor, who stated this at a special broadcast on Thursday at […]

LAGOS LOCKDOWN: CRFFN, Shippers’ Council pull banks back to Apapa over duty payments

LAGOS LOCKDOWN: CRFFN, Shippers’ Council pull banks back to Apapa over duty payments

FOLLOWING difficulties being faced by freight forwarders in the    of payments of import duties and other levies and dues through    commercial banks during the lockdown of Lagos and Ogun states, the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, NSC, and the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) have convinced revenue collecting banks to reopen their offices in Apapa.

WHO concerned as COVID-19 accelerates in Africa

WHO concerned as COVID-19 accelerates in Africa

More than 6,000 cases reported With more than 6000 COVID-19 cases reported in Africa, the virus is threatening fragile health systems on the continent. Infections are increasingly spreading not only between African countries but within different localities in the hardest-hit countries. For instance, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where COVID-19 cases were at […]

Coro and journalism

Coro and journalism

“Coronavirus” is a word that strikes terror into the hearts of millions of human inhabitants of an increasingly besieged planet earth. And I find it helpful, psychologically, to minimise the power and impact of the word by almost jokily abbreviating it to “coro”.

Lassa fever deaths in Nigeria rise to 185

Lassa fever deaths in Nigeria rise to 185

By Chioma Obinna Amidst the outbreak of Coronavirus disease, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, yesterday said deaths from the Lassa fever the outbreak in the country has hits 185. The Centre in its Weekly 13 situation report noted that Nigeria has been battling a Lassa fever outbreak since the beginning of the year with […]

Covid-19: PMB As The Man Who Saw Tomorrow (1)

Covid-19: PMB As The Man Who Saw Tomorrow (1)

By Philip Agbese Nostradamus is famed globally as a man who saw tomorrow. He was a great seer, whom God endowed with unbeatable clairvoyance. He could predict the future events with amazing precision. He was venerated world-wide because his prophetic prowess and projections hardly missed the targets. President Muhammadu Buhari can be likened to the […]

Pantami: Understanding The Shining Star and His Detractors

Pantami: Understanding The Shining Star and His Detractors

By David Onmeje It is a truism that opposition and robust criticisms suckle democratic wheels and allow governance flourish on beneficial templates. The problem in Nigeria is that a number of critics are more confused than the views they reel out in criticisms. Sometimes, they even reel out criticisms which burp with warped opinions, obviously […]