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The lagos state government has made their stance on social distancing more viscous yesterday as the various law enforcement agencies as Police were seen in some churches/worship centers checking strictly if the numbers exceeded 50. The video you’re going to be seeing below would go on to show you how serious the government of lagos
The Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, has counselled Nigerians to avoid social visits to police stations and other police offices as confirmed cases of coronavirus rise to 30 in Nigeria. He also urged the citizens to minimise official visits to police stations, except where absolutely necessary. Adamu in a statement in Abuja on Sunday, by the force
LAGOS STATEMENT MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION PRESS STATEMENT Monday, 23rd March, 2020. COVID 19: Public transport preventive measures guidelines to curb further spread of corona virus in buses, cabs, motor parks and garages. As part of the efforts by the Lagos State Government to further prevent a State- wide spread of COVID-19 especially in motor parks,
It has come to the knowledge of the Anambra State Government that one unknown person has posted on the social media a claim that seven persons have been infected with the Coronavirus in Onitsha. This information is completely false. There is no case of COVID 19 in the state, let alone seven of them
It’s no longer news that Corona Virus (COVID-19) has crippled almost every human activities globally and still ravaging. Since the break out of the pandemic from Wuhan China, many countries such as Italy, Spain, Brazil, Germany and currently USA have really recorded a substantial death toll ever since as many who tested positive to the
Private fuel marketers have yet to reduce the pump price of Premium Motor Spirit ( petrol ) , while retail stations belonging to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation have started selling at N 125 per litre . The PUNCH correspondent, who visited several filling stations including Oando, Mobil and Capital Oil and Gas on the
The catholic Archdiocese of lagos state, Nigeria has issued some pronouncements in line to help contain the further spread of the COVID-19. The aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic is becoming increasingly worrisome globally and the catholic Archdiocese of lagos has come open to pronounce some certain new rules of which her faithfuls are to adhere
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has urged churches in Nigeria to conduct worship and other church services in their homes or online to stem the Covid-19 fears. President of the association, Dr. Samson Ayokunle, said this in a statement yesterday. According to him, Christians should adhere to the ban on more than 50 people
China has reported no new locally transmitted coronavirus cases for the first time since the pandemic began, marking a major turning point in the global battle to contain Covid-19. At a news conference on Thursday morning, officials from China’s National Health Commission announced there had been just 34 new cases in the past 24 hours — all
My dear brothers and sisters in Nigeria, I live in Italy – Milan, and I’m going to share with you and explain to you, “How life is here in Milan” during these difficult times and how I think you in Nigeria should lead your lives in order not to repeat the mistakes of the Italian