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The remains of the late former governor of Anambra State, Dr Chukwuemeka Ezeife, was today buried in Awka, the state capital

It was a birthday that created a storm! The 50th birthday celebration of Abuja-based businesswoman Aisha Achimugu has become the talk of town. Aisha, a

The Sahara Group, through its subsidiary, Sahara Group Foundation, has reaffirmed its dedication to healthcare improvement by donating

The truth is that we have a terrible record of loan repayment. With such embedded cultural profligacy, there is no

COVID-19: Data reveals low testing figures in Kogi, Cross River, others On February 27, it will be exactly one year since Nigeria reported its first COVID-19 infection. 5 min read The latest data from Nigeria’s infectious disease agency, NCDC, has further exposed the inadequate testing for COVID-19 in Kogi and many other states, a situation health experts believe is causing an underestimation of the true extent of the spread of the disease in the country. On February 27, it wi...

We need your support to produce excellent journalism at all times. SHEHU, a social media publicist who asked to be identified with his first name did not have headaches or fever when he walked in to know his status at Thisday Dome, a makeshift treatment and isolation centre for COVID-19 cases located in Central Area, Abuja on December 4, 2020. But when a colleague in his office tested positive, every staff in the media firm where he worked were compelled to self-isolate and get themselves test...

news 20 doctors’ death: NMA submits proposal to FG Jan, seeks prevention training The Punch 22 FCT coronavirus patients on oxygen, in critical condition, says UATH Adelani Adepegba, Samson Folarin, Dayo Ojerinde, Oluwatosin Omojuyigbe, John Charles, Wale Oyewale and Daud Olatunji The Nigerian Medical Association on Sunday said it was disturbed by the death of medical doctors as a result of COVID-19, saying it would in January write the Federal Government on the need to train ...

By Stanley Onyekwere The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has said that it may be compelled to reopen all closed COVID-19 isolation and treatment centres, if there is upsurge in number of confirmed infected cases in the Territory. Making this assertion at the weekend, the FCTA’s Permanent Secretary , Mr. Olusade Adesola disclosed that there are about 42 patients currently on admission at Gwagwalada treatment centre, 46 patients at the ThisDay Dome, and zero case at the Idu ...

Punch Newspapers Sections 22 FCT coronavirus patients on oxygen, in critical condition, says UATH Our Correspondents The Nigerian Medical Association on Sunday said it was disturbed by the death of medical doctors as a result of COVID-19, saying it would in January write the Federal Government on the need to train health workers in infection prevention. The NMA President,  Professor Innocent Ujah, stated this in an interview with one of our correspondents in Makurdi, while reacting to the deat...

TODAY December 27, 2020 As Nigerians grapple with the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic, 22 out of 86 patients currently receiving treatment at various Isolation centres within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), are said to be in critical conditions and only surviving through oxygen at the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada. The development is coming amidst the refusal by the FCT Administration to pay growth workers their allowances. This is despite a recent claims by the Mini...