It has become imperative to call for help as this is getting out of hand by the day. Ifako Ijaye desperately needs the intervention of the government at all levels to stop the killings and ongoing fear and panic that has been built in the heart of the people. Residents can no longer sleep either during the day or at ... Read More »
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President Buhari writes on Lockdown
*I wholeheartedly thank all Nigerians for your patience, resolve and strong determination to defeat the Covid-19 outbreak.* We realize that today, there will be sons and daughters unable to visit their parents, and elders that are isolated from young ones. And there will be those who live day-to-day, eating as they earn, and who face real and present suffering. No ... Read More »
Kwara exempts registered farmers, journalists from lockdown
· Al-Hikmah Varsity, others donate to COVID-19 campaign Kwara Farmers who can identify themselves with any registered farming associations are allowed to go to their farms during the total lockdown the government has declared to prevent the spread of Corona Virus in the state, a statement said early Saturday. The Kwara State Technical Committee on COVID-19 also exempted journalists on ... Read More »
Mouka Felicitates Christians at Easter, Advocates Precautionary Measures on COVID-19
Mouka, Nigeria’s leading brand of mattresses and bedding products, felicitates Christians in this period of Easter, which signifies the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It also advocates preventive measures on the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic for a more robust celebration. The social responsible company which has the wellbeing of Nigerians at the core of its mission, urged Christians to see ... Read More »
My N50m Donation To Lagos West Constituents Not A Fraud- Senator Adeola
Lagos- Lawmaker representing Lagos West Senatorial district, Senator Solomon Adeola has described as untrue reports that there is fraud in the implementation of the N50m donation he made as palliatives to his constituents to cushion the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. He also said rather than joining hands with the federal government and Lagos state, it is unfortunate that some ... Read More »
EASTER: Let’s Be Full Of Prayers, Imbibibe Sacrificial Living And Love One Another – Makinde
Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde, has rallied residents of the State to be full of prayers and imbibe Christlike sacrifice this season of Easter. The governor, who stated this in his Easter message to the people of the state, said that residents and especially those of the Christian faith, must use the opportunity of the Easter season to engage ... Read More »
COVID-19: Apple, Google develop tool that alerts phone users when in contact with infected persons
Google and Apple unveiled a joint initiative Friday to develop a coronavirus smartphone “contact tracing” tool that could potentially alert people when they have crossed paths with an infected person. The move brings together the largest mobile operating systems in an effort to use smartphone location technology to track and potentially contain the global COVID-19 outbreak. The move would allow ... Read More »
Dapo Abiodun Has Failed Ogun State By Tao Bakare
Again, it is trite to note that since the coming of Dapo Abiodun, more Ogun citizens have driven into extreme poverty, since the government have failed to do the needful. Ever since Dapo Abiodun came into power, he has continued to successfully deceive over seven million of Ogun State citizens with his mere cheap talk on both prints and new ... Read More »
Coronavirus: Lagos discharges 11-year-old boy, three other patients
The Lagos State Government says it has discharged four new COVID-19 patients, who have now tested negative to the virus following their treatment at the state’s isolation facilities. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu made this known via his verified Twitter handle @jidesanwoolu on Saturday. The governor said four male patients, including an 11-year-old boy, were discharged from the Lagos State Isolation facilities ... Read More »
Easter: Wike makes U-turn, reinstates ban on religious gatherings
The Rivers State Government on Saturday made a U-turn on its decision to allow churches to conduct their normal religious services on Sunday. Churches in the state were, last month, warned not to take in more than 50 persons per service. But the state government on Thursday temporarily relaxed the restrictions on large religious gatherings to enable Christians to carry ... Read More »