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Kano records 10 new cases of COVID-19, total infections hit 37
The Kano ministry of health on Saturday night said the state recorded 10 new cases of the COVID-19, as confirmed cases now rise to 37. The ministry made this known on its verified Twitter handle @KNSMOH.
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UCH doctor tests positive for Coronavirus, Makinde says
A medical doctor at the University College Hospital (UCH) Ibadan, has tested positive for Coronavirus (Covid-19). Gov. Seyi Makinde revealed this on his verified Twitter handle on Saturday night.
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COVID-19: Inadequate PPE supply hampering service delivery at NAUTH
Inadequate supply of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is having a negative effect on the level of service delivery at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH)
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Nigeria records 49 new cases, as number of infection hits 542
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has recorded 49 new cases of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID19), bringing the total to 542. NCDC, through its verified Twitter account on Saturday, said that by 10.40 p.m.
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Kyari’s demise: Realignment of political forces thickens
• Kyari A Crucial Gatekeeper To The Presidency, Treated Everyone Equally –Buhari • He Worked With Passion, Integrity Of A Patriot –NGF • Presidential Aide’s Passage Depressing, Saddening –PDP • His Death Should Remind Nigerians That COVID-19 Is Real –Atiku • His Departure Should Not Be In Vain –Tinubu • No One Is Immune From …
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COVID-19: Abaribe kicks against police brutality, killings in South East
Senate Minority Leader, Enyinnaya Abaribe, has condemned what he called “the frightening rate of extra-judicial killing of innocent Nigerians, particularly in the South East by policemen in the guise of enforcing the COVID-19 lockdown.”
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Ganduje sacks commissioner over comment on Abba Kyari
A statement signed by his Commissioner of Information, Muhammad Garba, said Mu’azu was removed due to his unguarded utterances on social media against the late Chief of Staff to the President, Alhaji Abba Kyari.
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Treating COVID-19 cases in private facilities worsening spread —NMA
anaging COVID-19 cases at private hospitals has sparked reaction from the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Lagos chapter. Worried about the increasing community spread of the infection in Nigeria, the Association
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Lagos government contradicts self on private treatment of Coronavirus
Weeks after Lagos State government said it would advise private hospitals not to treat Coronavirus patients, it has declared that it accredited First Cardiology Consultants, Lagos, where Mallam Abba Kyari died on Friday.
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VIP-survivors, casualties of COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic claimed its biggest victim in the country yesterday. The Chief Of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, Abba Kyari, who reportedly contracted the disease while on an official assignment to Germany, lost the battle from complications arising from the virus.
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