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Petroleum economist says Nigeria needs about $40bn to revive her economy post Covid-19

PETROLEUM economist Professor Chijioke Nwaozuzu has warned that Nigeria needs to generate about $40bn this year if the government is serious about reviving the economy and avoiding a deep recession as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

 

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Nigerian Governors’ Forum approves of three-month plan to re-open nation’s economy

NIGERIA’S 36 state governors have endorsed a three-month plan aimed at gradually re-opening the country’s economy which they believe will lead to the return of normal economic activity in the post-coronavirus era.

 

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Roche and Gilead combine forces and mix two of their drugs in the search for a Covid-19 remedy

PHARMACEUTICAL giants Roche and Gilead have decided to combine forces and mix their drugs Tocilizumab and Remdesivir together in a desperate bid to come up with a cure for the dreaded Covid-19 virus.

 

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Buhari writes to National Assembly asking for permission to secure another $5.5bn loan

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has written to Nigeria’s Federal House of Representatives requesting that it grant the executive approval to secure fresh foreign loans of $5.51bn to enable the government fund its 2020 budget.

 

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Caf likely to postpone African Nations Cup until 2022 as Covid-19 disrupts qualifiers

NIGERIA'S Super Eagles may have to wait until 2022 before participating in the next continental tournament after the Confederation of African Football (Caf) revealed that it is considering postponing the 2021 African Cup of Nations due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

 

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Given that Islam and Christianity are spreading coronavirus across Nigeria more than anybody else at the moment I think it is only fair to ask them to fund the post-Covid-19 development plan

By Ayo Akinfe

(1) It appears that the Nigerian government has given up on trying to get churches and mosques to observe social distancing. Governors across the country are being pressurised by imams and pastors to lift the ban on religious services

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Man dies outside Lagos hospital because they refuse to admit him amid fears he has Covid-19

HEALTH officials in Lagos State have conformed the death of a man identified as Joel who recently lost his life after being refused treatment at the Isolo General Hospital for fear of being infected with the Covid-19 virus.

 

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Nafdac to continue clinical trials of Hydroxychloroquine and Chloroquine despite WHO's withdrawal

NIGERIA'S National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (Nafdac) has said it will continue with clinical trials of the two drugs Hydroxychloroquine and Chloroquine in its search for a cure to Covid-19 despite the World Health Organisation (WHO) giving up on them.

 

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Can and NSCIA draw up guidelines to govern worshipping as government looks set to allow churches and mosques to open

FAITH bodies the Christian Association of Nigeria (Can) and the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) have begun drawing up guidelines to govern safe worshipping in churches and mosques ahead of an impending lifting of restrictions by the government.

 

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Aviation officials begin putting plans in place as Nigeria prepares to open up her airports

NIGERIAN aviation officials have begun putting plans in place to re-open the country's airport amid indications that the federal government will soon lift the suspension on all domestic and international flights.

 

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