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•Redeemed Church, MFM, Winners’ Chapel, others adjust programmes By Segun James in Lagos, Olawale Ajimotokan in Abuja and James Sowole in Akure The Lagos State and Ogun State governments have rebuffed pressures from churches to relax restrictions introduced to curb the spread of COVID-19 infections so they could hold crossover vigils today to usher in the New Year. The two states, with a high concentration of headquarters of churches in the country, insisted that the 12am-4am curfew introduced by the federal government, as part of measures to combat COVID-19 remains in place. They warned ...
By Gbenga Omokhunu, Abuja Government officials and politicians were on Sunday advised to adhere to the guidelines at all functions, including political campaigns. Chairman, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Chapter Rev. Samson Jonah gave the advice while speaking to reporters during an inspection tour of his church by men of the FCT COVID-19 Enforcement Team. Jonah, who is Senior Pastor, ECWA Good News, Maitama, said: “We talked to ourselves that compliance should be very high during this second wave because of how dangerous and deadly the virus is. “...
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 health workers in infection prevention. The NMA President, Professor Innocent Ujah, stated this in a...
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 death of 20 medical doctors within one week as a result of COVID-19. Ujah said this as the President, Na...