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Judging by latest readings on coronavirus cases Nigeria is currently at 26484 confirmed cases with 790 new cases and 13 deaths recorded seen yesterday. we can say Nigeria is at a critical stage in this pandemic and with the lockdown eased what could be the faith of our health care systems...

Lol he isn't use to that kind of life style.but i still don't get why they have to serve their jail term at U.S i mean they aren't citizens. but they should stay here cause that illness could be 10x worse in a Nigerian cell :D :D

Lol i kinda feel bad for him though no more luxirous cars, hotels, food and all the stuff he posts on his instagram page guess his off to the big house. clean money is the best money ooo :D :D

The Nigerian stock market suffering massive beat down by the pandemic with some investors already experiencing losses.. could selling off all shares be the best option at this point?

29 June, 2020- 490 new confirmed cases and 7 deaths were recorded in Nigeria. Lagos led the list at 118 followed by Delta at 84, Ebonyi at 68, FCT at 56, Plateau at 39, Edo at 29, Katsina at 21, Imo at 13, Ondo at 12, Adamawa at 11, Osun at 8, Ogun at 8, Rivers at 6, Kano at 5, Enugu at 3...

Lagos discharges additional 55 coronavirus patients The Lagos state Ministry of Health announced via twitter handle on Saturday the discharge of 55 patients from COVID-19 isolation centres.the 55 patients who recovered from the deadly virus included 16 foreign nationals, while others are...

COVID-19 is 100% real and deadly #Staysafe #Takeresponsibility :D :D ...

Peter Okoye and his family contract the coronavirus Nigerian musician and entertainer Peter Okoye a.k.a Mr p disclosed through a series of videos via his verified twitter handle on Saturday revealing that he, his wife, daughter and two domestic staff all tested positive to the coronavirus.in the...

28 Jun 2020- 779 new cases of the coronavirus and 4 deaths was recorded in Nigeria. Lagos led the list at 285 followed by Rivers at 68, FCT at 60, Edo at 60, Enugu at 56, Delta at 47, Ebonyi at 42, Oyo at 41, Kaduna at 19, Ogun at 18, Ondo at 16, Imo at 12, Sokoto at 11, Borno at 9, Nasarawa at...

Thats true! the companies listed nigeria stock exchange are running at massive losses due to the coronavirus and at this rate bankruptcy might be inevitable my plan A at this point would be selling off my shares or i could be greedy and wait for the market to bullish, lol thats if i'm not scared...

Sad news Raymond Igbalode a.k.a Hushpuppi tangled with the law as he was convicted in Dubai court two days ago for alleged fraud (cyber crimes) and is said to face a jail term of 75 years along side his friends who were also involved in the crimes.Ray hushpuppi and his friends were reportedly...

The Nation's stock market a bit bearish as stock investors lose N21bn driving the stock market to a negative territory.The market capitalization of equities droped from N13.03tn to a value of N13.01tn.A turnover of 171.21 million shares were traded by investors in 3,315 deals on thursday.

18 June, 2020- 745 new confirmed cases and 6 deaths were recorded in Nigeria.the 745 new cases are reported from 21 states. Lagos led the list at 280, follow by Oyo at 103, Ebonyi at 72, FCT at 60, Imo at 46, Edo at 34, Delta at 33, Rivers at 25, Kaduna at 23, Ondo at 16, Katsina at 12, Kano at...

Nigerians are more vulnerable than ever to COVID-19 National coordinator to COVID-19 Presidential taskforce of Nigeria disclosed via twitter stating that the easing of the lock down was to sustain livelihoods of Nigerians and the economy,noting Nigeria are more likely to contract the virus now...

Symptoms of the coronavirus NCDC announced via twitter handle possible symptoms connected to COVID-19, these symptoms are loss of smell and taste, fever, headache and runny nose, noting that the symptoms shouldn't be ignored.

Non-travellers banned from visiting airports President Buhari placed a directive banning all non-travellers from visiting the airport.

President Buhari calls out to International community President Buhari on wednesday appealed to the international community to promote platforms for sharing info and research to help fight against the coronavirus.

Coronavirus world map: Total cases: 8,408,883 Recoveries: 4,418,788 Active cases: 3,484,174 Deaths: 451,472