Consuming lemon, garlic, ginger, palm oil does not protect against Coronavirus- NCDC warns

The Nigeria Center for Disease Control NCDC has warned against the myths some Nigerians have about the Coronavirus disease.

Prince Charles tests positive for coronavirus

Heir to the throne self-isolating at home in Scotland and is said to be ‘up and about’ Prince Charles has tested positive for coronavirus and is self-isolating at his home in Scotland, Clarence House has said. Charles, 71, is said to be “up and about” and in “good spirits” and has continued to work for the last few days. Doctors believe the earliest he would have been contagious was on 13 March. He last saw the Queen on 12 March, following an investiture. His last public engagement was also on 12 March. He has held private meetings since then. Buckingham Palace said: “Her Majesty the Queen remains in good health. The Queen last saw the Prince of Wales briefly on the morning of 12 March and is following all the appropriate advice with regard to her welfare.

'You must stay at home' - UK PM Boris Johnson puts UK on lockdown and lists the only four reasons Brits are allowed to leave their homes

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday evening in a live televised address ordered citizens to stay at home unless it’s for work, as he declared the fight against Coronavirus “a national emergency”.He also stated that anyone found breaking the rules will be fined at least £30 and up to £1,000 if they fail to self-isolate. Johnson was angry that a lot of Brits were disobeying government advice by going to pubs and public places despite the thousands that have been infected and hundreds killed by the virus.

Identity of the first person to die of CoronaVirus in Nigeria, revealed.

The novel Coronavirus has claimed the life of a Nigerian for the first time in the country as the world still battles to curb the pandemic which originated from Wuhan, China. Ex-PPMC Managing Director, Suleiman Achimugu, was revealed as the First Person To Die Of Coronavirus In Nigeria.

Breaking: Nigeria Confirms Third case of Coronavirus.

The Lagos State Commissioner of Health, Akin Abayomi announced Tuesday morning that another case of the deadly Coronavirus has been recorded in Lagos.

Another Nigerian Doctor Olumide Okunuga, Dies Of Coronavirus In Canada.

63-year-old Nigerian pathologist, Olumide Okunuga, has died of coronavirus, the doctor who lived in Italy, contracted the disease during a visit to Canada. This was made known by the minister of state for health, Adeleke Mamora while addressing journalists in Abuja on Monday while giving an update on the COVID-19 situation in the country.

Newborn Baby Tests Positive For Coronavirus In UK

A newborn baby who has tested positive for coronavirus is believed to be one of the world’s youngest patients with the disease. The infant and its mother both tested positive at a north London hospital and staff who had contact with the pair have been advised to self-isolate.

Read the Prayer African Catholic bishops composed against Coronavirus

African Catholic Bishops have composed a prayer to be recited by Catholics against the dreaded Coronavirus continue to pose enormous threat globally. With no fewer than 3,000 people dead and no fewer than 100,000 others infected in no less than 75 countries across the world, the African Catholic Bishops said they have composed a prayer for faithful against the raging Coronavirus.

Warning! See New Way Coronavirus Can Spread Without You Knowing - WHO

Nigerians and others across the world have been warned of a new way coronavirus can spread without people knowing. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has raised alarm on the new way coronavirus can spread without people noticing. The organization said people should start using contactless technology instead of cash as banknotes may be spreading coronavirus. The infectious COVID-19 virus could be carried on the surface of banknotes for several days, the WHO warned on Monday night.

‘I Smell A Rat’ About The Existence Of Coronavirus In Nigeria, Fani-Kayode Makes Shocking Revelation

Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has expressed doubt over the existence of Coronavirus disease in Nigeria. The former minister in a post on his official Facebook page on Wednesday said the federal government’s failure to disclose the identity of the Italian who brought coronavirus into Nigeria shows that they have been deceiving Nigerians.

How food vendors now use detergents, paracetamol, steel, water from dead bodies to prepare food

At the popular Balogun Market on Lagos Island, I had gone to the section known as ‘Gutter,’ where the best of fabrics ranging from Voile, Wanyosi, Indian, Intorica, Ankara and sample laces are sold. It was my late father’s burial and I had gone to arrange for the family uniform known in local parlance as Aso-Ebi. Before I arrived at the market I had earlier called up Gloria my classmate who inherited her mother’s business of selling these materials.

Coronavirus: Italian patient tries to escape isolation centre in Lagos (photos)

The 44-year-old Italian, who is being held at the Infectious Disease Hospital in Yaba, Lagos, has made attempts to escape from the facility. A health worker at the Mainland Hospital, Yaba, who did not want to be named, told Punch that the man was angry and attempted to escape over the state of the centre.

Nigeria records first case of coronavirus

Nigeria has recorded the first case of the deadly coronavirus, which broke out in China in January 2020. It was confirmed by the Ministry of Health in Lagos State, which reported it to the Federal Ministry of Health. The case was confirmed on the 27th of February 2020.

Chinese scientist jailed for editing babies genes to make them HIV-resistant

Gbam! Fed Govt places travel restrictions on ministers, others

“I use water from my private part and menstruation blood to cook”, Buka owner confesses

The owner of a popular ‘buka’ (local street restaurant) has confessed to using water from her private part, water from bathing dead bodies, and her menstruation blood to cook so as to attract customers.