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Nigeria is restricting entry into the country for travelers from 13 countries including the US and UK, as it announced five new cases Wednesday.
The restriction will apply to travelers from countries with more than 1,000 cases. They include China, Italy, Iran, South Korea, Spain, Japan, France, Germany, the United States, Norway, UK, Netherlands and Switzerland, the country's National Centre for Disease Control said on its Twitter account.
"The Federal Government of Nigeria has also suspended the issuance of visa on arrival to travelers from these countries. All travelers returning from these countries prior to the restriction will be in supervised self-isolation, monitored by the NCDC and Port Health Services," - the tweet read.
The restriction will take effect starting on March 20 and will be in place until further notice.
Health officials also announced an additional five cases of the virus in the country, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to eight. One of them is a recovered patient who came in contact with the index case to Nigeria, an Italian man on a business trip to the country, authorities said.
For more please visit https://edition.cnn.com/2020/03/18/africa/nigeria-coronavirus-travel-restrictions-intl/index.html
Source : CNN
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A o gbo nnkan kan mo nipa
1 Amotekun
2 Sanusi Lamido
3 2023
4 Oshiomole
5 APC reconciliation
6 IPOB
7Sowore revolution
8 Ajimobi vs Ekiti APC
9Banditry
10 Kidnapping
11 Suicide bombing
12 ASSU strike
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14 JAMB
15 INEC
16 Those in support say hi
17 Arsenal vs Man U
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Coro pa ohun mo gbogbo wa lenu po!
A se aa ti e le!
Virus lasanlasan
Emptiness and Vanity!
Our cars are just parked there, no where to go to. The private jets are lying in waste, air spaces are all shut, every country nursing its citizens and fighting an unseen tiny enemy.
Each man is confined to a room in those big mansions and the designers; clothes, bags, shoes, perfumes and make-up kits have all become useless and serving no purpose.
No more urgent appointments and business meetings that deprive us of time with God and family.
No parties to attend and hangouts to meet up with friends, no more convoys and sirens, even the money stocked away in the accounts and soak aways are useless...
Even mosques & Churches auditoriums are empty, it is now each man with his God in truth and in spirit.
All we need today is food and air to breathe, we just want to be alive. Nothing else is really important.
This world has never seen vanity as it is today!
Good news is; we all have one more chance to introspect, reflect and ask ourselves why God need to keep us alive through this? To marry or buy new cars or perhaps finish doctorate or bachelors degrees?
What is our purpose in life now and after Covid-19?
Why does God need to spare us and allow others die?
Of what value are we to humanity and to God and His kingdom that should make God to spare us?
Let us pray and repent and seek a more purposeful living after Covid-19.
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Babajide Sanwo-Olu, governor of Lagos state has performed the "Lagos Governorship tradition" of confronting motorists in traffic. The incident happened at Eko Bridge on Thursday night.Babatunde Fashola and Akinwunmi Ambode, his predecessors, took similar actions while in office.
In 2012, Fashola cautioned K I Yusuf, a colonel, who was using bus rapid transit (BRT) lane in the Marina area of the state. Ambode also did the same to a driver who violated traffic incident in Ikeja, the state capital, in 2015.
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