Day: April 16, 2020
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Breaking: Lagos Records Three More Deaths From Coronavirus; Death Rate Hits Double Figure In State
By Dare Ojelade and Blessing Williams, Lagos Three more deaths were recorded in Lagos on Thursday, 16 April, 2020…
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Kwara Discharges 2 Coronavirus Patients
Kwara State Government on Wednesday discharged two of its four COVID-19 patients after they have both twice tested negative.…
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Osun To Private Hospitals: Admit, Treat Coronavirus Patients, Face Prosecution
By Timothy Alao, Osogbo The State Government of Osun has restated its warning that private hospitals in the State…
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Dugbe Inferno: Makinde Visits Scene, Says Govt Will Launch Emergency Fund
Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde, on Thursday, 16 April, 2020 visited the scene of the fire incident that…
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#COVID-19: Lagos Discharges 5 More Coronavirus Patients, Number Rises To 90
By Dare Ojelade and Blessing Williams, Lagos Five more Coronavirus patients were discharged on Thursday, 16 April, 2020 after…
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COVID-19: 10,000 Residents Have Benefitted From Our Relief Programmes – Lagos Council Boss
By Dare Ojelade, Lagos The Executive Chairman of Ikosi-Isheri Local Council Development Area, Lagos, Southwest, Nigeria, Princess Samiat Abolanle…
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Oyo Covid-19 Emergency: Between Public Health & Sophomoric Politics
By Olusola Sanni If anyone was in doubt about the notion that the people remain the centre-piece of the Seyi…
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FAAC: FG, States, LGs Share N634.7bn For April 2020
The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) have shared N634.72 billion to the Federal Government, states and local governments as revenue…
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Egungun, Be Careful…
By Dr.Muiz Banire, SAN (@MBanire) Ruling the airwaves of recent is the song of Fuji music maestro, Akande Abass Obesere,…
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Dugbe Market Inferno: Dare Sympathizes With Traders
Following the fire outbreak at the Alawo, Dugbe Alawo market which resulted in the loss of goods worth millions of…
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Details Of How LUTH-trained Doctor Became First Health Worker To Die Of COVID-19 In Nigeria
A 51-year-old medical doctor on Wednesday, 15 April, 2020 became the first health worker in Nigeria to die of COVID-19…
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COVID-19: Kwara Proposes Soft Loans To Transporters
Kwara State, North Central Nigeria, has said it intends granting soft loans to local transporters, whose businesses have taken a…
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