Lionel Richie may remake ‘We are the world’

to raise funds to combat Covid-19 worldwide American singer and songwriter Lionel Brockman Richie Jr commonly known as Lionel Richie has revealed that there might be a remake of the classical song “We Are The World.” The remake is to help raise money in light of the chaos from the novel coronavirus (Covid-19). He made […]

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Fuel price should not exceed N84 per litre – Investigation

New price still off the mark Govt makes N3.3b daily for selling petrol at N125 For pegging the pump price of petrol at N125 per litre, the Federal Government would be shortchanging Nigerians to the tune of N3.3 billion daily on the 55 million litres of the product consumed everyday in the country, it has […]

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Nigeria may deploy troops to enforce stay at home order

Business as usual at Ladipo market…yesterday. Photo: Femi Adebesin-Kuti • Nigeria records first COVID-19 death, six new cases in Edo, FCT, Lagos• FG orders full closure of land borders, suspension of FEC meetings The Federal Government has said it wouldn’t rule out tougher decisions in its bid to control the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), even as […]

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FG orders public servants to stay at home

The Federal Government on Monday ordered all federal public servants across the Federation to stay at home till further notice. It explained that this was part of measures of the Federal Government to prevent further community transmission of coronavirus. In a circular signed by the Head of Service of the Federation, Dr Folasade Yemi-Esan, and […]

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Abuja, Lagos residents should stay at home – Govt

Nigerian Government Monday advised residents of Abuja and Lagos, the two cities which are hardest hit by coronavirus, to stay at home “until further advice is given”. Nigeria currently has 36 confirmed cases of the virus but two of those have recovered and have been discharged. Lagos State has 25 cases while Abuja has 6. […]

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Nigerian Stock Exchange shuts trading floors

Reacting to the raging effect of COVID-19 in the country, the Nigerian Stock Exchange will temporarily close its trading floors and engage in remote trading from March 25. NSE Chief Executive Officer, Mr Oscar Onyema, said in a statement on Monday in Lagos that the decision became imperative due to recent developments in the country. […]

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