[ad_1] Since the first AstraZeneca vaccine against the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) was injected into the arm of a Nigerian man in March 2021, millions of vaccine doses have been administered across the country. As of 6 January, 59.1 million people have been fully vaccinated in Africa’s most populous country, raising hopes that the pandemic’s worst…
[ad_1] The maiden edition of the Assembly of African Investment Promotion Agencies (AAIPA) opens in Accra tomorrow. The event, which forms part of the Africa Prosperity Dialogue Series also opening on Thursday, January 26, at Safari Valley Resort, Adukrom in Akuapem, will among other things discuss new ways through which the continent can re-position itself…
[ad_1] Despite Abuja, the Nigerian capital, being one the epicentres of coronavirus in the country, less than 20 per cent of its population are vaccinated. Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT) became one of the nation’s epicentres of the coronavirus pandemic soon after the index case in the country was reported in February 2020. To…
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[ad_1] (Xinhua) 09:11, January 24, 2023 * From the Empire State Building in New York, Tokyo Tower in Japan’s capital, Sydney Opera House and many other famous landmarks to Chinatowns around the world, numerous buildings and neighborhoods have been lit up in red or decorated with Chinese elements such as red lanterns, creating a cheerful…
[ad_1] From Fred Ezeh, Abuja Federal Ministry of Health has denied knowledge of the alleged deadly flu that is reportedly spreading in China and some other countries, and had claimed several lives, including Nigerians. It asked Nigerians to disregard the report of the deadly flu and also avoid unnecessary panic and anxiety as a result…
[ad_1] By Chinyere Anyanwu The All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN), Lagos State Chapter and South-West Zone Chairman, Dr. Femi Oke, has expressed optimism that friendly policies and climate conditions in 2023 would increase food production. Oke said this in Lagos on Thursday, while speaking on the…
[ad_1] The federal government says all travellers arriving Nigeria must now provide evidence of COVID vaccination. Geoffrey Okatubo, director of port health services, said this on Monday during a media briefing at the ministry of health in Abuja. In December 2022, the federal government had relaxed COVID rules in the country. The federal government had…
[ad_1] By Sunday Abi, Lagos Members of the Lagos State House of Assembly have resolved to upgrade five general hospitals to tertiary level in the five divisions of the state. The hospitals include Badagry, Alimosho, Ikorodu, Epe and Lagos Island General Hospitals. The resolution followed the deliberation on the report submitted by the Chairman of…
[ad_1] From Okey Sampson, Umuahia Two siblings and three other persons have been reported dead of a suspected outbreak of cholera in Amaogwugwu Ohuhu in Umuahia North Local Government Area of Abia State. The epidemic said to have broken out about four days saw some other members of the community being hospitalised and receiving treatment…
