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Minimizing Data Usage During the COVID-19 Lockdown
8Apr By Jide SalamiNo Comments
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Minimizing Data Usage During the COVID-19 Lockdown

Sponsored by OldMutual Nigeria. During the 2-week COVID-19 lockdown in Nigeria, people are spending more time online for various activities. This increased online presence leads to higher data usage, which can strain budgets during uncertain financial times. To help manage data consumption and maximize online activity, here are some tips: Adjust Social Media and Phone Settings: Utilize the "Low Data Usage" setting available in most social media applications to filter content and minimize data usage. Similarly, switch to "Low Data Mode" in phone settings to authorize all updates and background data usage, helping to obtain quality content while using less data. Regulate Online Activity: Create a schedule for online activities to reduce data co...
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University College Hospital (UCH) Chairman Tests Positive Again for Coronavirus
8Apr By Jide SalamiNo Comments
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University College Hospital (UCH) Chairman Tests Positive Again for Coronavirus

Positive results were obtained from the second Coronavirus test conducted on Alhaji Ibrahim Shetima, the Chairman of the University College Hospital (UCH) in Ibadan. Shetima has been under isolation in a special ward at UCH after testing positive for coronavirus two weeks ago. The Public Relations Officer of the institution, Mr Toye Akinrinlola, reported that the chairman exhibited symptoms of the virus shortly after the last board meeting, which took place in Ibadan. After testing positive for COVID-19, he was placed in isolation for treatment. Following the board meeting, the hospital's Chief Medical Director, Prof Jesse Otegbayo, also tested positive for the virus. However, a reconfirmation test later showed a negative result. Despite treatment, a secon...
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66-year-old Briton dies of COVID-19 in Lagos
8Apr By Jide SalamiNo Comments
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66-year-old Briton dies of COVID-19 in Lagos

The unfortunate demise of a 66-year-old Briton due to COVID-19 in Lagos has been reported as the third death in the state since the onset of the Coronavirus Pandemic. Professor Akin Abayomi, the state Commissioner of Health, confirmed the news, revealing that the deceased individual had traveled from India to Dubai and then to Lagos on March 17th. The announcement was made alongside the disclosure of 10 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Lagos, bringing the total count to 130, as of April 7, 2020. Furthermore, one more COVID-19 patient has thankfully been discharged after a full recovery, making the number of discharged patients 32. The first case of death due to Coronavirus in Lagos was a 55-year-old man at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba, followed by the unfortunate d...
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Coronavirus: Married men I sleep with for money are not picking my calls because they're home with their wives – Nigerian single mother cries out (video)
8Apr By Jide SalamiNo Comments
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Coronavirus: Married men I sleep with for money are not picking my calls because they're home with their wives – Nigerian single mother cries out (video)

A Nigerian single mother, in a viral video, revealed the challenges she faces due to the lockdown orders amid the Coronavirus outbreak. She expressed distress that the married men she is involved with for financial support are avoiding her calls as they are confined at home with their spouses. She lamented, "I am a hungry single mother slay mama, all the married men I sleep with for money are not picking my phone calls because they are home with their wives." In the video, the lady, speaking in Yoruba, shared her situation. An embedded Instagram post with the video captures the essence of her plea.
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Ukwak Asuquo, the actor who portrayed Boniface in Village Headmaster, has passed away
8Apr By Jide SalamiNo Comments
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Ukwak Asuquo, the actor who portrayed Boniface in Village Headmaster, has passed away

Ukwak Asuquo, the renowned actor famous for portraying Boniface in the now concluded TV series, The Village Headmaster, has passed away. The Public Relations Officer of the Actors’ Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Monalisa Coker, confirmed his demise. A statement partially reads, “With deep sorrow and gratitude to God for a life well spent, we announce the demise of Mr Uwak Auquo, popularly known as Boniface in the rested television drama series, The Village Headmaster…” May his soul rest in peace. Amen.
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“` Wuhan Reopens after 10-Week Coronavirus Lockdown
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“` Wuhan Reopens after 10-Week Coronavirus Lockdown

Wuhan, the epicenter of the Coronavirus pandemic, was placed on a major lockdown for more than 10 weeks to contain the outbreak. The lockdown was finally lifted on Wednesday. The city of 11 million people was shut off on January 23, with no one allowed to enter or leave. Most of the nearly 82,000 confirmed infections and 3,331 deaths in China have been in Wuhan. However, as the virus has been brought under control in Wuhan, China, the lockdown was lifted. Photos taken on Wednesday, April 8, show people leaving their homes, all wearing masks, some clad in the white full-body protective suits. A lot of people can also be seen travelling as they've finally been allowed to reunite with families and go back to their jobs. An esti...
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Wuhan Reopens After 10-Week Coronavirus Lockdown: A Photo Essay
8Apr By Jide SalamiNo Comments
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Wuhan Reopens After 10-Week Coronavirus Lockdown: A Photo Essay

Wuhan, the epicenter of the Coronavirus pandemic, underwent a strict lockdown for over 10 weeks in an effort to contain the outbreak. This lockdown was finally lifted on Wednesday.   The city, with a population of 11 million, was isolated on January 23, and no one was allowed to enter or leave. Most of China's nearly 82,000 confirmed infections and 3,331 deaths occurred in Wuhan.   However, with the situation under control, the lockdown in Wuhan was lifted. On Wednesday, April 8, photos depicted people leaving their homes, all wearing masks, and some dressed in white full-body protective suits.   Many individuals were seen traveling as they were finally permitted to reunite with their families and return to their jobs. ...
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Make Your Purchases on Bolorims.com During and After the Lockdown!
8Apr By Jide SalamiNo Comments
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Make Your Purchases on Bolorims.com During and After the Lockdown!

Enjoy free delivery within Lagos, and rest assured, the lockdown is not affecting our deliveries! Find a wide range of items available on Bolorims.com including rice, beans, garri, semo, flour, sugar, salt, condiments, fish, chicken, snails, prawns, pet drinks, liquor, food supplements, beauty products, baby products, toiletries, groceries, appliances, and much more! We remain open for business! Visit Bolorims.com today!
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South African Minister for Communication placed on compulsory two months leave for attending lunch at a friend's house despite lockdown
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South African Minister for Communication placed on compulsory two months leave for attending lunch at a friend's house despite lockdown

The South African Minister for Communication, Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, has been placed on a compulsory two-month leave after she was spotted having lunch at a friend's house during the lockdown. President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed disapproval of her actions, stating that they undermined the lockdown measures. Ndabeni-Abraham's visit and lunch with her friend's family went against the government's lockdown order to curb the spread of the coronavirus. As of now, South Africa has recorded 1749 confirmed cases of COVID-19, with 45 recoveries and 13 deaths. Below are the statement placing her on leave and reactions from South Africans.
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Coronavirus: Katsina government lifts ban on Friday prayers
8Apr By Jide SalamiNo Comments
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Coronavirus: Katsina government lifts ban on Friday prayers

The ban on Friday prayers in Katsina State has been lifted by the government. This decision comes after a stakeholders meeting with religious leaders, traditional rulers, and security agencies. Imams were advised to keep their sermons brief in order to disperse their followers quickly. It is anticipated that a similar meeting will be held with Christian leaders to discuss the suspension of Sunday church services. The statement released by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Mustapha Inuwa, mentioned that the suspension of Friday prayers has been lifted with immediate effect. However, the prayers must adhere to specific health and security guidelines, including avoiding lengthy sermons, maintaining social distancing, and following regulations provided by health experts. This decis...
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