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List of prominent professors Nigeria lost to COVID-19
Nigeria has lost some prominent professors to the deadly coronavirus. Legit.ng provides a list of five professors who recently died of COVID-19 in the country.
FULL LIST: CAN releases 8 guidelines for churches, worshippers on COVID-19
Leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) on Monday, January 18, in a statement warned the old and sick to stay away from churches amid COVID-19.
FULL LIST: FG releases 7 COVID-19 safety guidelines for schools as students resume
The federal government has issued some safety protocols for schools towards steaming the tide of COVID-19 infection as students resume back to classrooms today.
Scary times ahead as Nigeria records 1,617 new COVID cases, 14 deaths
NCDC confirmed the new fatalities in its update for January 18, 2021, just as 1,617 fresh infections were recorded in 17 states and federal capital territory.
COVID-19: Uncertainty as FG told to postpone schools' resumption by 3 months, House kicks
Julius Ihonvbere, chairman of the House committee on basic education, said the reopening will pose a threat to the fight against the second wave of COVID-19.
JUST IN: Lagos announces crucial update on schools' resumption for second, third term
On Sunday, January 17, the Lagos state through the Office of the Education Quality Assurance (OEQA) said the second term will run from January 18 to April 2021.
Terrible situation as public schools shun COVID-19 protocols in Abuja
Some schools in Abuja, the nation’s capital, failed to comply with safety protocols as academic activities resume in the wake of a second wave of the COVID-19.
BREAKING: FG gives this crucial update amid contemplation to shut schools again
The ministry of education, on Monday, January 18, warned schools across the country not to ask for COVID-19 test results as a requirement to accept students.
BREAKING: Lagos govt team storms schools to monitor COVID-19 compliance (video)
The Lagos state commissioner for education, Folashade Adefisayo, on Monday, January 18, stormed some secondary academic institutions on an impromptu visit.
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