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Fight against COVID-19: WHO reveals what could lead to more deaths
The World Health Organization has said the increased use of antibiotics in fighting the deadly COVID-19 could ultimately lead to more deaths during the pandemic
COVID-19 Lockdown: FG finally relaxes ban on religious gathering, reduces curfew
The Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 disclosed this during its daily briefing in Abuja, saying this is based on the guidelines and protocols agreed by state.
COVID-19 task force makes recommendations on schools, worship centres
The Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 has said it has made recommendations to Buhari on whether or not schools, religious houses and others should be reopened
Finally, Akwa Ibom to reopen churches from June 7
According to the state’s commissioner for Information, Charles Udoh who disclosed this in a statement to newsmen, the reopening will commence from Sun, June 7
Covid-19: Another southwest state eases lockdown, asks civil servants to resume work
Governor Fayemi has relaxed Ekiti state’s lockdown to allow residents to pursue their businesses from Mondays through Fridays, within the hours of 6am to 8pm.
This was how 2 dead bodies were taken out of our hospital today, Covid-19 is real - Nigerian nurse cries out
A Nigerian medical official with the Twitter name Nrs Cherish has said that the Covid-19 is a real battle people should not joke about, that people are dying.
Nigeria’s total COVID-19 cases exceed 10,000
Nigeria has confirmed 307 new COVID-19 cases in the country, taking the total of infections in the country to 10,162. TThe new cases were announced by the NCDC.
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FG reveals next stage of COVID-19 response
Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19 has disclosed that the next stage in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic would be driven by state governments.
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