By John Ikani More than one million Covid-19 cases were recorded by the United States on Monday, as the Omicron variant spread at a blistering pace. According to data from Johns Hopkins University, there were 1,080,211...
By John Ikani A World Health Organization (WHO) official has said evidence is growing that the Omicron variant of the coronavirus is affecting the upper respiratory tract, which results in milder symptoms than previous strains. "We...
By Ebi Kesiena Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was rushed to hospital early Monday morning for treatment of a probable intestinal obstruction, local media reported. Bolsonaro who has been in power since 2019, was taken to Vila...
By John Ikani Visitors to Nigeria's State House in Abuja will be required to undergo a rapid COVID-19 test at the entrance before gaining access to the seat of power. Garba Shehu, Presidential spokesperson, made this...
By John Ikani The global pandemic should come to an end next year, according to officials at the World Health Organization (WHO). The expression of optimism comes as the UN agency marked two years since the...
By John Ikani The COVID-19 pandemic is said to have found its way to Aso Rock presidential villa, infecting a number of presidential aides, including closest aides to President Muhammadu Buhari who are saddled with his...
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