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COVID-19 vaccine: Buhari issues stern warning to world leaders
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday, November 11, warned world leaders and global health institutions against the hoarding of COVID-19 vaccines.
Fear as Iran’s foreign minister tests positive For COVID-19
Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, the minister of foreing affairs in Iran, on Monday, November 1, tested positive for COVID-19, although the ministry said he is stable.
Clout chaser: Bobrisky’s ex-PA Oye’s friend backtracks after claiming she died, fans react
Popular Nigerian crossdresser, Bobrisky's former PA, Oye, was reported dead just a few days after contracting COVID-19. Fans have reacted to news of her demise.
Like FG, Kaduna moves to bar unvaccinated civil servants from offices
The civil servants working in Kaduna would be barred from accessing government-owned offices by October 31, should they fail to get vaccinated against COVID-19
COVID-19: FG lists fresh conditions for travellers arriving in Nigeria amid battle with new variant
The federal government on Friday, October 15, rolled out a revised travel protocol for passengers coming into Nigeria which will take effect from October 25.
Analysing Nigeria’s dangerous road to infectious disease legislations
The new bill should be amended to reduce the power given to the DG of the NCDC, enforcement officer, and the police and instead vest it in the institution.
COVID-19: FG moves to name, shame buyers and sellers of vaccination card
The ED of the National Primary Health Care Agency, Faisal Shuaib, has issued a warning against the reported buying and selling of COVID-19 vaccination cards.
Just in: FG announces deadline for COVID-19 vaccination
The Presidential Steering Committee on COVID-19 on Wednesday, October 13, set a December 1 deadline for civil servants to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
New travel advisory: List of COVID-19 vaccine recognised in Nigeria
The UK government via Ms. Catriona Laing, says the government recognises four COVID-19 vaccines used in Nigeria, irrespective of where they were manufactured.
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