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Nigeria Records 15 More Deaths As COVID-19 Cases Increase

Channels Television
Updated January 18, 2021
A health worker helps his colleague with his PPE during a community testing as part of efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19. Sodiq Adelakun/Channels TV

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control on Sunday said 15 more persons had succumbed to the COVID-19 disease as cases increased by 1,444.
The country’s total caseload now stands at 110,387 with1,435 dead, according to NCDC figures.
However, 89,317 cases have been successfully discharged.
Sunday’s new cases were reported 21 states, including Lagos (901), Plateau (136), Kaduna (57), FCT (54), Ebonyi (53), Akwa Ibom (52), Nasarawa (32), Osun (29), Ogun (28), Imo (16), Oyo (16), Edo (15), Kano (14), Rivers (10), Ekiti (7), Borno (6), Abia (5), Benue (4), Yobe (4), Kebbi (3), and Anambra (2). ....

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COVID-19 Vaccine: Buhari, Others Must Take First, They Cannot Be Trusted – Nigerians React To Proposed Vaccination

COVID-19 Vaccine: Buhari, Others Must Take First, They Cannot Be Trusted – Nigerians React To Proposed Vaccination
I guess it should start with the leaders. A leader should be able to test the authenticity of the vaccine. Being the first person to receive the vaccine is a true quality of a leader.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Jan 07, 2021
The Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire, announced last December that the government would vaccinate about 20 million Nigerians against the dreaded COVID-19. Meanwhile, the government this week said its plan was to commence the vaccination of Nigerians against the virus by the March of 2021. ....

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COVID-19 Kills Five In Oyo | Sahara Reporters

Oyo, the fifth most affected state by the virus in Nigeria, with 3,994 cases now has a death toll of 51. ....

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2020: Nigeria's unremarkable year – Punch Newspapers

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Published 1 January 2021
FOR many Nigerians, the year 2020, which ended with a whimper on Thursday, was unremarkably bleak. In most respects, especially in health, security, agriculture, education, social life and the economy, 2020 inflicted more misery on the people than the brief moments of reprieve it gave. Nigeria was tormented by the ill wind of insecurity, coronavirus and low oil prices, its economy plunging into its worst recession in 40 years. In summary, 2020 would be remembered for all the brutal afflictions it brought on Nigerians.
Right from the beginning, uncertainty engulfed the atmosphere after the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in China manifested furiously across the world. The pandemic hit Nigeria on February 27, the index case entering into an unprepared country from Italy. As of early December 31, Nigeria had recorded 86,575 positive cases with 1,278 deaths. These figures tell only half of the story, as the pandem ....

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