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By John Shiklam in Kaduna As part of measures to contain the spread of COVID-19, the Kaduna state government has directed civil servants below Grade Level 14 to work from home as from Monday. Kaduna state is among the states with high rate of COVID-19 infections. A statement issued on Sunday by the Special Adviser to Governor Nasir El-Rufai on Media and Communication, Mr Muyiwa Adekeye, said the governor had signed and authorised new regulations to contain the spread of Covid-19 in the state wi...

This is contained in a statement by Mr Muyiwa Adekeye, Special Adviser on Media and Communication to Gov. Nasir El-Rufai on Sunday in Kaduna. Adekeye said however, that the workers can be summoned to the office by their supervisors who may require their presence in the office. He said that El-Rufai has signed and authorised new regulations to contain the spread of COVID-19 in the state with effect from Monday. ‘ ’It is mandatory to wear facemask outside the house. Organisations and indivi...

This was contained in a statement shared by the Kaduna governor, Nasir El-Rufai, on Sunday. by SaharaReporters, New York Dec 20, 2020 The Kaduna State Government has limited the service hour of churches and mosques to one hour in a bid to curb the spread of coronavirus in the state. This was contained in a statement shared by the Kaduna governor, Nasir El-Rufai, on Sunday. Kaduna State Governor Nasiru Ahmed El-Rufai According to the statement, civil servants from Grade 14 and below are to work ...

Nigeria may spend over N540bn on COVID-19 vaccines • FG reveals plan to immunise over 120 million Nigerians • Minister, top health officials meet NASS Monday over funding Our correspondents NIGERIA may spend about $1.4bn (N540.4bn, at the official exchange rate of $1: N386) to procure and distribute 218,400,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines, Sunday PUNCH has learnt. The figure is based on estimates of the World Health Organisation as regards the total amount of funds that Africa would need to...

How Kaduna intends to contain COVID-19 second wave On By Ibrahim HassanWuyo The Kaduna State Government has announced measures to help stem rising COVID-19 infections through voluntary mass compliance. Muyiwa Adekeye, Special Adviser to the Governor (Media & Communication), in a statement, explained that the state government called for collective action with citizens to curb the infections without having to resort to extraordinary measures like a lockdown. The government believed that mass com...

COVID-19: Kaduna imposes restrictions on places of worship, asks workers to work from home COVID-19: Kaduna imposes restrictions on places of worship, asks workers to work from home Share Kaduna State government has directed all civil servants below Grade Level 14 to work from home as from Monday, December 21, 2020, subject to directives or summons by their supervisors who may require their presence in the office. In a statement issued by the Special Adviser on Media and Communication, Mr Muyi...

COVID-19: Kaduna workers to operate from home On By Ibrahim HassanWuyo Kaduna state Government has directed all civil servants below Grade Level 14 to work from home starting from Monday, 21st December 2020. In a statement issued by the Special Adviser on Media and Communication, Mr Muyiwa Adekeye  on Sunday, the government said that the Head of Service will issue service-wide updates as required. Adekeye explained that the Governor Nasir El-Rufai has signed and authorised new regulations to ...

Punch Newspapers Sections Sodiq Oyeleke The Kaduna State Government has limited the service hour of churches and mosques to one hour in a bid to curb the spread of coronavirus in the state. This was contained in a statement shared by the Kaduna governor, Nasir El-Rufai, on Sunday. According to the statement, civil servants from Grade 14 and below are to work from home from Monday, December 21. It read in part, “Many of the regulations in the Quarantine Order of 26th March 2020 were significan...

Many state governments have reintroduced strict measures in the wake of the resurgence, warning that another lockdown could be put in place to halt the disease which had been contracted by many high-profile personalities, the latest being Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State. Not Yet Uhuru On Friday, the Lagos State Government ordered all schools in Nigeria’s commercial centre to close and directed all public servants from Grade Level 14 and below, except emergency workers and first res...

Daily Post Nigeria Published Good morning! Here are today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers 1. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the Lagos State Governor, has directed that all private schools and government institutions in the State be shut down indefinitely. The Governor also directed all public servants from Grade Level 14 and below, except emergency workers and first responders, to work from home for the next two weeks, with effect from next week Monday. 2. President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday met wit...