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COVID-19: January will be tough —FG On Kindly Share This Story: …Cooperate with govts on crossover night service – CAN …NMA attributes second wave to poor adherence to guidelines …Ondo threatens to jail  church leaders who flout ban on crossover service …Oyo records 50 deaths, introduces new restrictions …There’ll be new pandemic-related challenges in 2021 —WHO By Dayo Johnson, Omeiza Ajayi, Luminous Jannamike  & Adeola Badru THE Federal Government, yesterday, said that January 2021 would be tough in terms of managing the Covid-19 pandemic due to continued safety violatio...

By Stanley Onyekwere Following the arrival of the second waive of the deadly Coronavirus otherwise known as COVID-19, the Presidential Task Force on Covid-19 (PTF) has urged the FCT Administration to reactivate its COVID-19 Protocols Enforcement Task Team to curtail the spread in the Territory. The PTF emphasised the need for aggressive enforcement of COVID-19 guidelines that would come with clear penalties for any violation. National Coordinator of PTF Dr. Sani Aliyu, gave the advice during an Emergency FCT COVID-19 Stakeholders Review Meeting held yesterday, in Abuja. Aliyu reiterated t...

Lagos COVID-19 deaths rise to 231 On …Nigeria now in second wave —Doctors …COVID-19 back with vengeance, FCT minister cries out By Chioma Obinna, Gabriel Olawale, Omeiza Ajayi STATISTICS from the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, yesterday, indicated that COVID-19 related deaths in Lagos State had risen to 231, while the number of cases is now 24,952 as of December 14, 2020. This came on a day that Resident Doctors at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, yesterday, warned Nigerians to be wary of a second wave of the pandemic, noting that some patients previously disch...

•PTF seeks six-week closure of FCT social centres Onyebuchi Ezigbo and Olawale Ajimotokan in Abuja The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), yesterday urged the federal government to enforce strict compliance with non-medical protocols in combating the resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic. NMA President, Prof. Innocent Ujah, who spoke with THISDAY against the background of the onset of the second wave of the pandemic in the country said steps must be taken to break the chain of community transmission of the virus for the country to combat the resurgence of the virus. Ujah listed the non-medica...