NIGERIAN high commission officials in the UK have revealed details of the next evacuation flight of its citizens from the UK due to take place on August 15 involving a chartered flight from Gatwick Airport to Abuja.
Like most other nations, the UK and Nigeria prohibited all international travel during the height of the...
WORLD Bank officials have delayed the first tranche of a $2.5bn loan to be paid to Nigeria as part of the Covid-19 relief package because a meeting of its board of directors due to hold yesterday where the payment was to be authorised was postponed.
Due to the economic impact of the coronavirus lockdown, Nigeria was in dire...
HOUSEHOLD of God Church founder Pastor Chris Okotie has condemned recent health protocols introduced to stop the spread of Covid-19 saying that wearing a face mask or shield in church goes against the basic tenets of the Christian faith.
Nigeria, like most other countries imposed widespread restrictions ion movement in the...
SEVERAL major oil and gas projects in Nigeria may suffer further delays as multinational companies operating in the country suffered major financial losses as a result of the economic shutdown brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.
Following the outbreak of the pandemic, the global crude oil market suffered a major...
NIGERIAN domestic airline Air Peace has sacked about 70 of its pilots and implemented pay cuts of as much as 40% in response to the losses it has incurred as a result of the coronavirus lockdown.
Like most other countries, Nigeria shut down its airspace and closed its airports when the Covid-19 pandemic broke out,...
SOUTH African retail giant Shoprite Holdings has announced plans to auction off its network on Nigerian outlets and pull out of the country in response to a dramatic clump in sales as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Health-wise, Nigeria has been spared the worst of the global pandemic but economically, the country has...
LAGOS State government has begun closing down coronavirus isolation centres in response to the fact that the number of infections is beginning to dwindle to a point whereby some locations are enjoying less than 20% capacity.
Nigeria currently has 43,537 cases of which there have been 883 fatalities, which Lagos State topping...
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