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Aid worker dies of coronavirus in Borno
An aid worker, Babangida Buba, working with Medicins Sans Frontieres has died in Borno State after contracting coronavirus. Siham Hajaj, MSF Head of Mission (Nigeria), who confirmed the death, said the deceased “died on April 18 and post mortem test results indicate that they were positive for COVID-19,” Hajaj said, adding that “MSF is now …
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Key Boko Haram leaders killed in air strikes in Borno
The Coordinator, Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. John Enenche, in a statement on Monday in Abuja, added that structures belonging to the terrorists were also destroyed.
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Chinese billionaire announces more donation to Africa
Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba Group, on Monday announced the donation of more medical equipment to Africa in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Okei-Odumakin calls for more isolation centres, testing sites
Dr Joe Okei-Odumakin, President, Centre for Change, has called on Federal Government to increase the number of isolation centres and testing sites in order to contain spread of COVID-19 pandemic as cases hit 627
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Kano State shuts down rice mills over pollution
The Kano State Government has closed down Tiamin Rice Mill along Zaria Road due to complaints of air pollution.
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PDP demands suspension of ATM, mobile transfer, electricity charges
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has called for the suspension of charges for use of ATM cards and low amount mobile fund transfers during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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Nigeria confirms first virus case in conflict-hit Borno
Nigeria on Monday confirmed its first coronavirus infection in the insurgency-hit northeast of the country, after a medic with Doctors Without Borders died from COVID-19.
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Private hospitals impose restrictions on all patients
The Guild of Medical Directors (GMD) has declared that all patients who attend any private facility nationwide would be deemed COVID-19 positive until proved otherwise.
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How bandits killed 47 in Katsina, by police
Bandits at the weekend invaded six communities in Safana, Dutsinma and Danmusa local government areas of Katsina State and killed scores of residents, including women and children.
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Kyari fostered mutual respect in governance with uncommon dedication, says Lawan
Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, has described the late Mallam Abba Kyari, who passed on at the weekend in Lagos after a battle with the novel coronavirus, as a man who fostered…
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