British minister, Boris Johnson, 55, has been released from intensive care where he spent three nights receiving treatment for Coronavirus.   A spokesman for No. 10 Downing Street said in a statement that Boris was released from intensive care on Thursday, but will remain in hospital.    “The Prime Minister has been moved this evening from intensive care back to the ward, where he will receive close monitoring during the early phase of his recovery.”    “He is in extremely good spirits,” the spokesman added.    He was taken to hospital on Sunday ten days after testing positive - and was moved to intensive care on Monday when his symptoms “worsened.”   The prime minister was receiving "standard oxygen treatment" in intensive care and had not been on a ventilator, Downing Street said...

The Coronavirus relief package sent by the landlord to every tenant was proudly displayed by a Nigerian tailor on Twitter. Each tenant received essential items such as bottled water, noodles, spaghetti, cornflakes, beverages, tin tomatoes, and bags of rice. The tailor expressed gratitude for the thoughtful gesture, emphasizing that nobody owes anyone anything. The photos shared by the tailor showcase the generosity of the landlord in providing support during the lockdown.

On Twitter, a Nigerian tailor showcased the package provided by his landlord to each tenant as assistance during the lockdown caused by the Coronavirus.   Each tenant received a minimum of two packs of bottled water, one carton of noodles, spaghetti, cornflakes, beverages, tin tomatoes, bags of rice, and more.   He captioned the photo with: "Guys I received my first surprise of the year. Our landlord sent us packages for each flat. I appreciate this because, NoBODY owes you anything!"  

Recovering from the Coronavirus, a 107-year-old Dutch woman has possibly become the oldest survivor of the pandemic globally.   Cornelia Ras fell ill on March 17, the day after celebrating her 107th birthday. Reportedly, she had attended a church service with other nursing home residents on Goeree-Overflakkee, an island in the southwest of the Netherlands.   She and 40 others from the service were subsequently diagnosed with the deadly Coronavirus.   Out of the 40, twelve have tragically died, but Ras received the news from her doctors on Monday that she had conquered the infection.     "We did not expect her to survive this," stated her niece Maaike de Groot to the newspaper.   "She takes no medicines, s...

Following an alleged robbery along Benin-Auchi road, a gang of suspected robbers consisting of one woman and three men were apprehended, beaten, and shamed.   The group, also known as "one chance", operate a taxi to carry out their robberies on unsuspecting passengers. They were captured after robbing a woman and attempting to forcibly eject her from their taxi.   A victim of the gang, Mrs Mariam Ufua, recounted her harrowing experience at the hands of the robbers. She disclosed that she lost 30,000 Naira after boarding a taxi operated by the gang.   Mrs Mariam Ifua   Recounting her ordeal, she explained that she unknowingly boarded the gang's taxi to New Benin, unaware of their criminal intentions.   During the journey, they asked her to open the window. Obliging, she found herse...

The insensitivity of a baker was called into question after she shared the story of her cousin's tragic loss of an unborn baby due to domestic violence. The baker took to Twitter to convey a message about her cousin's unfortunate experience, but her approach was heavily criticized by Twitter users. In her tweet, @Coco_Lagos mentioned how her mother had made her life difficult when her cousin got married before her. She went on to reveal that her cousin had tragically lost her 8-month-old unborn baby after being beaten by her husband. Additionally, she included a lesson about not comparing oneself to others, advising her followers to "never use another person's clock to check your time." She expressed her own unhappiness about her cousin's loss while emphasizing the importance of not mea...

Reality star Todd Chrisley, aged 51, recently shared that he is in recovery after contracting the Coronavirus. The "Chrisley Knows Best" star disclosed on his Chrisley Confessions podcast that he was hospitalized for COVID-19. His daughter, Savannah Chrisley, also opened up about her father's diagnosis and hospitalization on Instagram. She mentioned that Todd was initially quarantined at home for seven days before his positive test results for the virus. When his condition worsened, he was admitted to the Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville for treatment. Savannah emotionally described the harrowing experience of seeing her father battle the virus and urged people to take the pandemic seriously by staying home, practicing social distancing, and expressing love more deeply. ...