ABUJA-In what appears like a proactive way of tackling an anticipated harsh economic weather in the post  COVID-19 pandemic era, the House of Representatives has passed for the second reading a bill to enforce the participation of the Nigerian workforce in all the sectors of Nigeria’s economy.

Nigerian COVID-19 patients on admission at the various isolation centres across the country may now go home even before they tested negative to the virus.

The Lagos State Government has concluded plans to employ no fewer than 2,000 more teachers in its public primary schools.

Ethiopian Airlines yesterday denied having any existing contract to evacuate stranded Nigerians from Canada. According to the airline, it is the responsibility of the Nigerian Government and its agencies to choose partner airlines for such evacuation

The National Assembly caucus from Plateau State on Monday put aside their political differences and collectively made some donation to the State government to enable to State intensify the fight against the COVID-19 disease.