Wale Akinola
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Coronavirus: Benue government finally orders reopening of religious centres
Benue state government has ordered the reopening of churches and mosques for religious worships some weeks after they were shut over the outbreak of COVID-19.
Coronavirus forces Governor Sanwo-Olu to slash 2020 budget by N248bn
The state’s commissioner for economic planning and budget, Sam Egube, who announced this on Thursday, May 21, stated that the new figures would be approved.
Prominent lawyers tackle PDP, say Buhari has right to address Nigerians through SGF
Some prominent Nigerian lawyers have declared that President Muhammadu Buhari is permitted under the constitution to delegate any person to conduct function.
Breaking: Buhari finally orders immediate pick up of Madagascar’s COVID-19 herbal ‘remedy’
President Muhammadu Buhari has directed the presidential task force on COVID-19 to pick up COVID-Organics, Madagascar’s self-proclaimed, plant-based remedy.
Outrage as Kaduna govt arrests cleric who camped 17 female Almajiri among boys in Zaria
The commissioner for human services and social development, Hajiya Hafsat Baba, said like other Almajiri pupils who, for lack of accommodation, sleep in open.
Coronavirus: What happens after recovery and testing positive - WHO reveals
The World Health Organisation (WHO) affirmed that the people who tested positive for coronavirus after already having been infected are not getting reinfected.
Presidency denies rumour about Osinbajo's whereabouts, says VP is hale, hearty
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo's spokesman, Laolu Akande, recalled that the video conferencing meeting chaired by the VP was on the presidential power reform.
Nigeria’s death penalty by Zoom callous, inhumane - Human Rights Watch declares
The Human Rights Watch has described the sentencing to death of a Nigerian driver via Zoom by a Lagos court as inherently cruel, callous, barbaric and inhumane.
Coronavirus: Give account of COVID-19 donation expenses - Lagos Assembly tells Sanwo-Olu
Lagos state House of Assembly has called on the state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to make recourse to the House over expenses incurred from COVID-19 donations
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