NCDC reports 70 fresh cases of COVID-19 in five states
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The development brings the total number of active cases across the nation to 7,858.
The public health agency made this known on Tuesday night via a post on its verified Facebook page.
So far, the country has recorded a total of 164,303 cases with 2,061 deaths, while about 154,384 patients have been successfully treated and discharged.
The agency has recorded zero death for the last one week.
The post reads, “70 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;
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MURIC said those calling for Pantami’s sack are kidnappers, Yahoo boys and bandits.
The group stressed that internet fraudsters and kidnappers against National Identity Number, NIN, registration process are sponsoring what it termed “baseless calls” for Pantami’s resignation.
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Long fuel queues returned to the streets of Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, days after the government said there will be no increment in petrol price. Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD) responsible for delivering fuel to the filling station had planned to go on strike over the failure of the Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO) […]
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Commuters in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, were on Monday stranded as scarcity of the Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) popularly called petrol resurfaced across the city.
DAILY POST correspondent who monitored the market situation on Monday evening observed that most filling stations between Kubwa and Zuba were not dispensing the product to customers.
Most of the attendants in the filling stations visited by DAILY POST correspondent deliberately refused to dispense the products to customers who were helplessly on long queues.
Meanwhile, the few stations selling were dispensing above the normal pump price. Metres were adjusted to N165 as against N160 or N163 being the case earlier.
Cars on queue to buy fuel at Major Oil station in Abuja on Tuesday , April 20, 2021. PHOTO: PHILIP OJISUALong fuel queues returned to the streets of Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, days after the government said there will be no increment in petrol price. x
Petroleum Tanker Drivers (PTD) responsible for delivering fuel to the filling station had planned to go on strike over the failure of the Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO) to negotiate the renewal of the collective bargaining agreement for new working conditions for the drivers.
The national chairman of PTD, Salmon Akanni Oladiti, said the drivers union would longer be able to guarantee continued service of members in the petroleum products distribution across the country if new conditions of service for PTD are provided within 14 days, with effect from March 27, 2021.