The total cases of COVID-19 reported in Nigeria was 2,233 – an average of 319 reported daily.This is a drop from over 3000 and 4000 cases recorded in week 9 and week 8.At the end of Friday, March 5th, Read More
The total number of reported COVID-19 cases dropped to 3,193 against the over 4000 and 6000 cases reported on week 8 and 7 respectively.The average number of reported cases per day also dropped to 456.1 per day.The Nigerian Center Read More
The Federal Bureau of Investigation ranked Nigeria 16th place in it’s 2020 International Victim Countries’ report. Nigeria, according to the ranking, is also the second highest in Africa after South Africa in its 2020 International Read More
No fewer than one thousand and ninety-seven (1,097) people in Nigeria were victims of abduction in the last one month, according to analysis from the Nigeria Security Tracker (NST) has shown.This was recorded between Read More
The Nigerian government has approved the sum of $1.5 billion for the rehabilitation of Port Harcourt Refinery – a project set to last for over 7 years. Port Harcourt Refinery is known to be the largest refining company Read More
In a bid to aid the fight against rampant piracy, Denmark will send a naval vessel to West Africa following a call by A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S and shipping industry groups for a more Read More
Lagos State has vaccinated a total of 12,720 people in two days of the commencement of its vaccination exercise.The state, which had flagged off its vaccination exercise, disclosed that 268 persons were vaccinated on March 12 and 4,954 Read More
The National Primary Health Care Development Agency has disclosed that over 50 percent of Nigerians have admitted that they will take the Covid-19 vaccines.The agency compared the result to it’s earlier studies which showed Read More
Out of the 36 states, five states received a larger share of the 3.92 million Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine secured by the Nigerian government.Since commencement of the distribution of the AstraZeneca vaccine in Nigeria, Lagos, Kano, Abuja, Read More
Nigeria’s inflation rate has risen to 17.33 percent in February 2021, from 16.47 percent recorded in January 2021.This, according to the latest inflation report published by the National Bureau of Statistics, represents the highest inflation rate recorded Read More