Sequel to the flagged-off of the emergency neighbourhood food markets for residents of the State essentially to address the problem associated with the restriction and promotion of social distancing in the fight against the spread of COVID-19 in the State, the Easter edition of the food markets comes up on next Thursday. The State Commissioner for Agriculture, Prince Gbolahan Lawal who disclosed this today noted that the neighbourhood food markets would hold in 27 of selected public schools in the State within fourteen local government areas of the State. He explained that that the aim of setting up the neighbourhood…
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The State Government declares it is moving into the second half of the phase one of the Lagos State Emergency Food Response packages. This declaration has been made following the conclusion of the distribution of the food stimulus intervention to the twenty local government areas and 37 local council development areas of the State in the first half of phase one of the programme. The State Commissioner for Agriculture, Prince Gbolahan Lawal who disclosed this today while reviewing the activities of the Committee on the COVID-19 Emergency Food Response explained that the targeted audience to be reached at the next…
Six (6) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported in Nigeria today, 6rd of April, 2020 as at 09:30pm. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). In the new cases reported; 2 in Kwara State, 2 in Edo State, and 1 Rivers State. Currently, there are 238 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 5 deaths. However, 35 people have so far been discharged. Please lets stay home and stay safe. If you feel worried about related symptons, call NCDC Toll-free – 080097000010.
Twenty (20) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported in Nigeria later today, 3rd of April, 2020 as at 10:30pm. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). In the new cases reported; 11 in Lagos State, 3 in Abuja (FCT) , 3 in Edo State, 2 in Osun State & 1 in Ondo State. Currently, there are 210 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 4 deaths. However, 25 people have so far been discharged. Please lets stay home and stay safe. If you feel worried about related symptons, call NCDC…
Six (6) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported on early hour of today, 3rd of April, 2020 in Nigeria. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC). In the new cases reported; Six (6) are in Osun State. Currently, there are 190 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 2 deaths. However, 20 people have so far been discharged. Please lets stay home and stay safe. If you feel worried about related symptons, call NCDC Toll-free – 080097000010.
Ten (10) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported today, April 2nd in Nigeria. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) at 8:00pm. In the new cases reported; Seven (7) are in Lagos State and three (3) are in Abuja (FCT). Currently, there are 184 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 2 deaths. However, 20 people have so far been discharged. Please lets stay home and stay safe. If you feel worried about related symptons, call NCDC Toll-free – 080097000010.
Thirty-five (35) new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported today, April 1st in Nigeria. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) today. In the new cases reported; nine (9) are in Osun State, nine (9) in Lagos State, seven (7) are in Abuja (FCT), five (5) are in Akwa Ibom State, two (2) are in Edo State, one (1) is in Kaduna State, one (1) is in Bauchi State and one (1) is in Ekiti State. Currently, there are 174 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 2 deaths. However, 9…
20 new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was reported yesterday, March 30 in Nigeria. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) at 9:00pm on 30th March 2020. In the new cases reported; 13 cases were from Lagos State, 4 cases from Abuja (Federal Capital Territory), 2 cases in Kaduna State, and 1 case in Oyo State. Currently, there are 131 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 2 deaths. Please lets stay home and stay safe. If you feel worried about related symptons, call NCDC Toll-free – 080097000010.
Four new cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic was confirmed and reported yesterday, March 31st in Nigeria. This was contained in the COVID-19 update provided by Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) at 8:00pm on 31st March 2020. In the new cases reported; 3 cases were from Abuja (Federal Capital Territory) and 1 case in Lagos State. Currently, there are 139 confirmed cases in Nigeria with 2 deaths. However, 9 people have so far been discharged. Please lets stay home and stay safe. If you feel worried about related symptons, call NCDC Toll-free – 080097000010.
President Muhammadu Buhari of the Federal Republic of Nigeria today addressed Nigerians on the current situation of Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic in the country and what next actions are required. Read the full release below: ADDRESS BY H.E. MUHAMMADU BUHARI, PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA ON THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC SUNDAY 29TH MARCH, 2020 1. Fellow Nigerians, 2. From the first signs that Coronavirus, or COVID-19 was turning into an epidemic and was officially declared a world-wide emergency, the Federal Government started planning preventive, containment and curative measures in the event the disease hits Nigeria. 3. The whole instruments of…