Nigeria:   Nigeria Records Five New Cases of COVID-19, Bringing Total Number to 35

This Day, 23 March 2020

Nigeria has recorded five new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number to 35 in the country. Read more »

Nigeria:   COVID-19 - 5 New Cases Confirmed

Vanguard, 23 March 2020

Five new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Nigeria, according to a statement by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC,Monday morning. Read more »

Nigeria:   Nigeria's COVID-19 Cases Rise to 30

Daily Trust, 23 March 2020

The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Nigeria yesterday rose to 30, after the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) confirmed eight new cases. Read more »

Nigeria:   NCDC Confirms 30 Cases of Coronavirus in Nigeria

Vanguard, 22 March 2020

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on Sunday confirmed 30 cases of COVID-19 in the country. Read more »

Nigeria:   Coronavirus - Travelers From High-Risk Countries, Our Biggest Threat - NCDC

Vanguard, 23 March 2020

Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has raised alarm over the influx of people from countries with high cases of coronavirus says they are the biggest source of transmission. Read more »

Nigeria:   At Lagos' Popular Commercial Sex District, COVID-19 Scares Away Customers

Premium Times, 23 March 2020

Last Friday night at Allen Avenue, Lagos, there was a lull in human traffic. Read more »

Nigeria:   COVID-19 - Lagos Records 3 New Cases, Nigeria Now 30

Daily Trust, 22 March 2020

The Nigerian government on Sunday evening recorded three new cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) infection in Lagos state, bringing the total number to 30 nationwide. Read more »

Nigeria:   Coronavirus - Nigeria Confirms Three New Cases, Total Rises to 30

Premium Times, 22 March 2020

The federal government on Sunday said the confirmed cases of coronavirus in Nigeria now stands at 30, with three fresh cases discovered in Lagos. Read more »

Nigeria:   Update - Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Rise to 22

Premium Times, 21 March 2020

The federal government on Saturday announced 10 new cases of Covid-19 in Nigeria. Read more »

Nigeria:   Lagos Bans Gatherings of Over 20 to Prevent Spread of COVID-19

Vanguard, 21 March 2020

The Lagos State Government on Saturday banned all religious and social gathering of over 20 people after the deadly Coronavirus spread further in the country. Read more »

Nigeria:   Coronavirus - Lagosians Defy Advisory, Hold Weddings

Premium Times, 21 March 2020

Hundreds of partygoers attended several wedding events that held across Lagos on Saturday -- defying government advisory about potentially harmful implications of gathering in… Read more »

Nigeria:   When Will Buhari Address Nigerians on Coronavirus?

Premium Times, 22 March 2020

When will President Muhammadu Buhari address Nigerians on the coronavirus pandemic has become the topic of a passionate debate across the nation. Read more »

Nigeria:   Atiku's Son Tests Positive for COVID-19

This Day, 23 March 2020

Son of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has tested positive for coronavirus. Read more »

Nigeria:   MTN Orders Staff to Work From Home Over Coronavirus

Vanguard, 22 March 2020

MTN Nigeria said on Sunday its team would start working from home as part of the precautionary measures to check the spread of COVID-19 Read more »

Nigeria:   COVID-19 - Capital Market Can Rescue Nigeria's Economy - Amosun

Vanguard, 22 March 2020

Former governor of Ogun State, Sen. Ibikunle Amosun has said the capital market has been described as a veritable tool that could rescue the nation's economy from the brink of… Read more »

Nigeria:   Makinde Confims One Positive Coronavirus Case in Ibadan

This Day, 22 March 2020

The Oyo State governor, Mr Seyi Makinde early hours today announced that the COVID-19 confirmation test for the suspected case at Bodija has come back POSITIVE. Read more »

Nigeria:   Abuja Records New COVID-19 Infection Hours After First

Daily Trust, 22 March 2020

One more case of #COVID19 has been confirmed in Nigeria's capital Abuja, bringing the total in the city to 4. Read more »