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Nigerians should unite to defeat coronavirus — NIMN
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Covid-19: Toyota, Elizade donate 3 ambulances to Lagos govt
Lagos govt releases fresh 11 COVID-19 patients
Alleged killing of Warri youth: Ereyitomi berates soldiers
George Foreman: Deontay Wilder can beat Tyson Fury easily
PFA Chief refuses to consider wage cuts for footballers
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SubscribeCOVID-19: EDPA begins distribution of food, household items to elderly
Seeks support from corporate bodies, others In the wake of the economic fallouts of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in the state, the Edo Development and Property Agency (EDPA) has commenced the distribution of food and other household items to elderly and vulnerable persons in the state, to ameliorate the economic effects of the pandemic. Executive […]
COVID-19: Fleeing nurse of Benue index case apprehended, isolated
The young nurse who took part in the treatment of the Benue Coronavirus index case in Makurdi, names withheld, who earlier allegedly fled from the town after the status of the index case was made public, has been apprehended and placed on isolation.
Avocats Sans Frontières makes case for human rights during lockdown
Avocats Sans Frontières France (Lawyers Without Borders France), ASF France, has called on security agencies to exercise decorum and respect human rights in the discharge of their duty in maintaining law and order while enforcing the lockdown.
COVID-19: We’re worried about persons coming through land borders-FG
ABUJA-THE federal government has expressed fears that its ongoing efforts to contain the spread of coronavirus may be derailed by persons coming into the country through land borders.
Covid-19: Spike in infections fueled by porous land borders — FG
The federal government has explained the spike in the number of Covid-19 infections in the country, blaming it on the porous nature of Nigeria’s land borders and predicting that soon, there could be more infections in the eastern flank of the country as people move on foot across borders.
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