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Teachers in Suffolk will be able to be tested more regularly - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto Primary school teachers in Suffolk have welcomed increased coronavirus testing as a way of relieving anxiety for staff.   Under revised rules, the Government has suggested that all primary school teachers be tested for the virus twice a week with what is known as lateral flow tests.   The tests are designed to detect the virus in people who show no outward symptoms but could be contagious.  S...

Mr Sotonye Edohore-Apiafi, USOSA’s Public Relations Officer (PRO), in a statement described Okumagba as a bridge-builder, ideas enthusiast and motivational figure.

Daily Post Nigeria Published The figure is double of the 1 million recorded in the last week of September 2020. America is the worst-hit nation with 400,000 deaths and more than 23.5 million infections, according to Johns Hopkins Hospital. Others in the top 10 are India, Brazil, Russia, United Kingdom, France, Turkey, Italy, Spain and Germany. Countries around the world have counted a total of 94 million cases. Experts are now in Wuhan, China, where COVID-19 was first reported late 2019. The Wo...

Albert Okumagba, former Managing Director of BGL Group, was buried on Friday. Okumagba, 56, was laid to rest in Warri, Delta State capital. The Unity

Unity schools alumni eulogies late Pioneer President, Okumagba On Kindly Share This Story: The Chairman Board of Trustees of Unity Schools Old Students Association (USOSA), Aisha Muhammed-Oyebode, led members of the board and other alumnus to eulogies and bid the association’s pioneer President-General, late Albert Okumagba, a farewell. Muhammed-Oyebode and other members described Okumagba, who passed on at age 56, as a detribalized Nigerian and that he was passionate about education develop...

How Zamfara State is spearheading a renaissance in the North How Zamfara State is spearheading a renaissance in the North Share Today, we welcome a Guest Columnist in the person of Sesugh Akume, a public policy analyst and businessman, who is offering his personal reflections on how Zamfara State is making progress in healing the wounds of a broken people. Until recently, Zamfara was one of the most depressing states in Nigeria. Everything coming from there was bad news for the past two decade...