COVID-19: Nigeria Death Toll Hits 200, Records 6647 Cases
Nigeria has recorded a spike in number of deaths from the novel Coronavirus bringing the total toll to 200 fatalities.
Read More »COVID-19: Nigeria Death Toll Hits 200, Records 6647 CasesNigeria has recorded a spike in number of deaths from the novel Coronavirus bringing the total toll to 200 fatalities.
Read More »COVID-19: Nigeria Death Toll Hits 200, Records 6647 CasesNigeria has recorded 245 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 2,802.
Read More »COVID-19: Nigeria Records Highest Daily Cases of 245, Total Of 2802
Lagos State Government towards the much anticipated gradual easing of lockdown which is to take place on 4th May 2020 has issued new guidelines
The Guidelines are for the reopening of markets and shopping malls as part of efforts to curb the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Read More »See Full Guidelines For May 4th Lockdown in Lagos StateAgboju market, which is one of the most patronized public market located at the 2nd avenue axis of Festac Town, Amuwo-Odofin LGA, Lagos state gets new laws.
Read More »COVID-19:See The New Agboju Market LawsThere was a viral spread of a voice note by one Dr Faith, who misinformed and created panic to the general public about COVID-19 pandemic in Amuwo .
Read More »COVID-19: LG , NCDC Clarifies Figures in Amuwo-OdofinAbba Kyari, Chief of staff and one of the closest advisers to Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, died on Friday after contracting the novel coronavirus COVID-19.
Read More »Abba Kyari , Nigerian President’s Chief of Staff Dies of Covid-19The Nigeria Centre For Disease Control has confirmed 31 new COVID-19 cases in Nigeria on Tuesday, April 14, 2020.
Read More »Nigeria Records 31 New Covid-19 Cases with 1 DeathPresident Muhammadu Buhari has extended the lockdown declared in Abuja as well as Lagos and Ogun States to prevent the spread of the dreaded Coronavirus for another 14 days.
Read More »Covid-19:Lockdown Extended Till April 27th 2020In the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak in Nigeria, scores of restaurants, food outlets, bukkas and hospitality businesses in the Amuwo-Odofin community have been hit the hardest, with spots like Mega Chicken , Tank n Tummy etc. having to close down indefinitely for safety reasons.
Read More »COVID-19: Restaurants Offering Delivery & Take-Out in Amuwo-OdofinEaster which is celebrated among Christians commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ this weekend and all through Monday, would this year have a different approach.
Residents of cities where restrictions are in place because of the coronavirus, would have closed-door Easter celebrations.
As the world, including Nigeria is battling the global pandemic, Coronavirus, Many cities are on Lockdown of which Lagos State is among, the police force says the ban on religious worship and large gatherings should still be adhered to in affected cities.Read More »Easter, Stay At Home – Police Warns Lagosians
In a bid to aid in curbing the spread of the Coronavirus COVID-19 , the Amuwo-Odofin LGA carried out a Decontamination Excercise over the weekend. Atm machines of banks got their turn to be disinfected and decontaminated by the environment department of the Local Government Mrs O.O. Fawole the head of the department said, “Because people will have needs for financial transactions regardless of the… Read More »Photos : Decontamination Excercise Carried Out In Festac Town
Festac Town, Amuwo-Odofin and the entire Lagos state is set and getting ready for a lockdown which would take effect today, March 30th 2020. With many fearing a two-week lockdown, most are preparing themselves for the worst and that includes months worth of toiletries and others. Recall that this lockdown order was announced on 29th of March 2020 by Buhari to curb and stop further… Read More »Coronavirus: 10 Must Have Items To Stock, As Lagos Locks Down
Read More »Covid-19 Nigeria: Lagos, Abuja, Ogun on 14-Days Lockdown- Buhari
The alarming increase in rate of confirmed cases of persons who have the COVID-19 Virus is worrisome.
Read More »COVID-19 Nigeria: Confirmed Cases Sky Rocket To 81, Spread To East