1624 New COVID-19 Cases, 1190 Discharged And 9 Deaths On February 5 1,624 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria; Lagos-535 Plateau-183 Osun-98 Akwa Ibom-85 FCT-83 Ondo-77 Nasarawa-72 Edo-69 Oyo-63 Rivers-52 Taraba-48 Ogun-44 Borno-31 Kwara-31 Ekiti-30 Benue-25 Kano-21 Niger-21 Kaduna-18 Abia-15 Delta-10 Bayelsa-7 Zamfara-6 Highlights On the 5th of February 2021, 1624 new …
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World Cancer Day: Lagos To Test 210,000 Women For Cervical Cancer Free Of Charge
Today, in commemoration of the #WorldCancerDay, we rolled out an ambitious exercise designed to generate demand and screen 210,000 women for cervical cancer in Lagos State free of charge by the end of 2021. Through the statewide cervical cancer secondary prevention program, the state government intends to provide free cervical …
Read More »World Cancer Day: Only 3 Public Radiotherapy Centres In Nigeria
Though 70 per cent of cancer patients need radiotherapy treatment, only three centres are functional in the country… Nigerians suffering from cancer have lamented the high cost of treatment and dearth of treatment facilities and specialists. The patients and medical experts, who spoke ahead of this year’s World Cancer Day …
Read More »COVID-19 Update For February 4 2021 In Nigeria
1340 New COVID-19 Cases, 1792 Discharged And 14 Deaths On February 4 1340 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria; FCT-320 Lagos-275 Rivers-117 Oyo-100 Akwa Ibom-57 Ogun-51 Ebonyi-48 Benue-44 Adamawa-42 Imo-38 Kwara-35 Gombe-32 Kaduna-31 Edo-29 Osun-29 Kano-24 Ekiti-15 Katsina-14 Delta-13 Nasarawa-13 Jigawa-10 Sokoto-3 Highlights On the 4th of February 2021, 1340 new confirmed …
Read More »Kogi, Others Top Latest Salary Structure For Doctors As Bello Approves CONMESS
LATEST SALARY STRUCTURE FOR DOCTORS: KOGI STATE, TWO OTHERS TOP THE CHART. As posted by the State Commissioner for Health and Confirmed by News Blogs Across the Country In a development that can at best be described as unprecedented, we are pleased to inform the public that the #NewDirection Government …
Read More »COVID-19 Update For February 3 2021 In Nigeria
1138 New COVID-19 Cases, 1106 Discharged And 5 Deaths On February 3 1,138 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria; Lagos-377 FCT-172 Plateau-86 Kano-84 Edo-60 Osun-47 Nasarawa-41 Imo-40 Rivers-36 Niger-32 Oyo-32 Borno-29 Kaduna-27 Delta-18 Kwara-17 Cross River-9 Ekiti-8 Bauchi-7 Ogun-7 Sokoto-6 Bayelsa-3 Highlights On the 3rd of February 2021, 1138 new confirmed cases …
Read More »COVID-19 Update For February 2 2021 In Nigeria
1634 New COVID-19 Cases, 1276 Discharged And 6 Deaths On February 2 1634 new cases of #COVID19; Lagos-440 Anambra-160 FCT-158 Rivers-134 Abia-103 Oyo-90 Enugu-81 Osun-73 Gombe-54 Kwara-50 Ogun-32 Plateau-32 Akwa Ibom-31 Ondo-24 Borno-23 Delta-23 Ebonyi-21 Taraba-21 Bayelsa-16 Kaduna-15 Nasarawa-13 Jigawa-12 Bauchi-11 Kano-11 Zamfara-4 Sokoto-2 Highlights On the 2nd of February …
Read More »Peter Obi: N400bn Too Much For COVID-19 Vaccines. I Can Procure For N150b
Peter Obi, former governor of Anambra state, says Nigeria needs only about N150 billion to procure COVID-19 vaccines. Osagie Ehanire, minister of health, said in December 2020 that the federal government needs about N400 billion for COVID-19 vaccines. According to Ehanire, about the sum would be required to vaccinate 70 …
Read More »Peter Obi: N400bn Too Much For COVID-19 Vaccines. I Can Procure For N150bn
Peter Obi, former governor of Anambra state, says Nigeria needs only about N150 billion to procure COVID-19 vaccines. Osagie Ehanire, minister of health, said in December 2020 that the federal government needs about N400 billion for COVID-19 vaccines. According to Ehanire, about the sum would be required to vaccinate 70 …
Read More »Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu Gives An Update On COVID-19 In Lagos
Lagos State continues to be the epicentre of the Coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria . As of the 29th of January 2021, Lagos State had recorded a total of 47,871 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Of this number, 34,094 have recovered in community, while 9,856 are currently active in community. Over the last 12 …
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