Pastor Chris Oyakhilome’s Take on the Connection between Coronavirus and 5G
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Pastor Chris Oyakhilome’s Take on the Connection between Coronavirus and 5G

Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has provided his perspective on the 5G network amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, which has disrupted activities globally.   During a live TV program with his congregation, the Founder of Believers Love World a.k.a Christ Embassy suggested that the pandemic was orchestrated to promote the 5G network, which has been receiving increased attention worldwide.   Pastor Chris affirmed that the pandemic's focus on the fifth generation of wireless communications technologies would lead people to embrace it out of fear, seeing it as a solution to their problems.   He added that these events are part of the Antichrist's plan for a new world order, encompassing a one-world government, one-world religion, and one-world economy. Pastor Chris...
NNPC Confirms COVID-19 Case in its Abuja Estate, Dismisses Claims of Mass Outbreak
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NNPC Confirms COVID-19 Case in its Abuja Estate, Dismisses Claims of Mass Outbreak

The confirmation of a case of COVID-19 within the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) estate in the Garki Area of Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has been announced by NNPC. In a statement released on April 4, the corporation rejected suggestions of a widespread outbreak of Coronavirus infection in the facility. The corporation clarified that the case, involving an individual who is not a staff member of the corporation, pertained to someone who had recently returned from the United Kingdom and displayed symptoms of the disease. ''His case was said to have been confirmed positive by the NCDC after undergoing a laboratory test and in line with NCDC approved protocol, all residents of the affected apartment were moved o...
The Lagos State Government to Offer Free Medical Services for Pregnant Women and Others throughout April
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The Lagos State Government to Offer Free Medical Services for Pregnant Women and Others throughout April

During a press briefing on April 4, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State announced that the state government will be providing free medical services for pregnant women and individuals with health emergencies throughout the month of April. As part of the measures to alleviate the impact of the lockdown imposed to curb the spread of COVID-19, the governor stated that the government will cover the medical bills of patients falling under certain categories at all secondary health facilities, including general hospitals and maternal and child health facilities across the state. "The Lagos State Government will take full responsibility for the medical bills of all patients in need of emergency care, casualties, laboratory tests, surgeries, and maternity ...
COVID-19: FG seeks National Assembly approval for N500bn Intervention Fund
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COVID-19: FG seeks National Assembly approval for N500bn Intervention Fund

The Federal Government is seeking approval from the National Assembly for a N500 billion COVID-19 Crisis Intervention Fund to combat the pandemic in the country. The Minister of Finance, Ahmed Zainab, proposed the fund during a meeting at the National Assembly complex on April 4th. The fund would be used to upgrade existing health facilities and implement special Public Work Programmes. It is planned to be drawn from various special accounts, grants, and loans from multilateral institutions. President of the Senate, Ahmed Lawan, expressed the need for redefining the implementation of the Social Intervention Programme and improving healthcare facilities. The meeting aimed to fast track legislative approval for the Executive request. Attendees included the Speaker of the House of Representa...
Terry Crews' Wife, Rebecca, Undergoes Double Mastectomy Following Breast Cancer Diagnosis
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Terry Crews' Wife, Rebecca, Undergoes Double Mastectomy Following Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Following a recent breast cancer diagnosis, Rebecca Crews, the wife of actor Terry Crews, underwent a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery. During the global Coronavirus pandemic, she received the news and is currently recovering at home in Pasadena, California. People reports that Rebecca had her surgery on March 3, with her husband by her side. She is now cancer-free, having opted for a double mastectomy instead of radiation treatment. In a recent interview with People, Crew shared, “Though it was Stage 1, you're overwhelmed with fear, like cancer is this all-consuming, all-powerful evil entity.” She also recalled her reaction to the doctor's call informing her of the diagnosis: "After the call, I had this clear vision of myself stepping through a door, and ...
Governor Sanwo-Olu announces the discharge of another COVID-19 patient, speaks on possible extension of lockdown
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Governor Sanwo-Olu announces the discharge of another COVID-19 patient, speaks on possible extension of lockdown

Governor Sanwo-Olu has announced the discharge of another COVID-19 patient from the Infectious Disease Hospital in Lagos during a press briefing. There have been 25 COVID-19 patients discharged from the hospital in total, with 108 patients currently in the state Isolation center. The governor also addressed the possible extension of the two-week lockdown exercise which commenced on March 30th, saying it was a federal government directive and that both the state and federal authorities are reviewing the situation. He emphasized that the lockdown was a national decision with national backing, and if there is a need to extend it, a decision would be made collectively. The governor's announcement was accompanied by a video which can be viewed below.
Coronavirus: House of Representatives propose bill that will allow Nigerians enjoy free electricity supply for two months
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Coronavirus: House of Representatives propose bill that will allow Nigerians enjoy free electricity supply for two months

The proposal of a bill by the House of Representatives for free electricity supply in Nigeria for two months during the Coronavirus pandemic has been announced. The Speaker of the House stated that the bill aims to aid the economy, particularly the informal sector, in the wake of the pandemic. The proposed bill, which will be the second stimulus bill, will be deliberated upon once the House reconvenes. The Speaker made the announcement during a meeting at the National Assembly with the Minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmad, and the Director-General of the Budget Office of the Federation, Ben Akabueze. The Speaker emphasized the importance of the proposed electricity stimulus bill, stating that its impact on Nigerians, especially those in the informal sector, would significantly influence t...
State Governor Reports More Than 400 Vehicle Arrests for Violating Lockdown Order
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State Governor Reports More Than 400 Vehicle Arrests for Violating Lockdown Order

  Over 400 vehicles were arrested on Saturday for violating the lockdown order in Lagos State, according to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.   Sanwo-Olu provided this update on Saturday evening while addressing the current situation of coronavirus cases in the state.   "We have reviewed the situation, we are aware. It is true that we have seen a lot of people trying to flout the rules especially when it gets to 7, 8:00 (pm)," stated Sanwo-Olu.   He added, "Today, we have arrested almost 400 vehicles, all yellow buses, that the Commissioner of Police reported to us and they have also been given the directives that the lockdown is 24/7."   "It is not that you are meant to restrict at any point of the day. It is 24/7 and people need to obey the rules. People need to comply fully."   The g...
No licence has been issued for 5G in Nigeria, its study is still ongoing – Minister of Communication, Isa Pantami
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No licence has been issued for 5G in Nigeria, its study is still ongoing – Minister of Communication, Isa Pantami

The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, has confirmed that no 5G license has been issued in Nigeria. In response to social media rumors linking 5G technology to the spread of coronavirus, Pantami emphasized that the administration under President Buhari would not jeopardize the health and well-being of its citizens for technological advancement. He disclosed that a three-month study trial, initiated on November 25, is ongoing to assess the health and security implications of deploying 5G in Nigeria. According to Pantami, the trial has been completed, and the reporting process is currently underway. The National Frequency Management Council (NFMC), chaired by Pantami, has not authorized the release of any bulk frequency spectrum for 5G deployment. He also instructe...
NCDC admits error, places confirmed cases of Coronavirus at 209
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NCDC admits error, places confirmed cases of Coronavirus at 209

The Nigeria Center for Disease Control (NCDC) has acknowledged a mistake in the number of confirmed Coronavirus cases it recently released. Earlier, the health agency reported 210 confirmed cases of Coronavirus in Nigeria as at 10:30 pm on April 3. However, in a correction posted on its Twitter handle, the NCDC stated that only 25 new cases of Coronavirus were reported on April 3, with the 26th case being a repeat result of a previously confirmed case. The corrected breakdown is as follows: Lagos- 11, Osun- 6, FCT- 3, Edo- 3, Ondo- 1, Oyo- 1. The tweet read: “On 3rd of April 2020, we reported 26 new cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria. An error has been discovered in this report as follows: “There were 25 new cases of #COVID19 in Nigeria. The 26th case was a repeat result of a previously confir...