Customs React To Hammed Ali’s New Wife Ex-Boyfriend’s Demand For N9 million

The spokesperson of the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS), Joseph Attah, has reacted to the demand of nine million naira by one Zubairu Dalhatu Malamai, the former lover of Hameed Ali’s new wife.

Nigeria May Commence Another Lockdown As No Adherence To Guidelines - NCDC

In Nigeria, as at Monday, 4th May. The lift of the lockdown commenced in most states in Nigeria with strict adherence to the guidelines laid by the State Governments.

Residents of Lagos, Ogun and Abuja were seen disobeying the social distancing guidelines put forward.

Moreover, There were different reports, pictures and videos of bank's long queues not observing the social distancing order.

Similarly, it was noted that many were not wearing nose masks as imposed by the State Government of the various States.

NCDC therefore disclosed that, if there is a spike up in the number of #COVID19 cases in the Country, The Federal Government might issue another lockdown.

True Magnitude of Coronavirus spread in Nigeria is Unclear - UN

The United Nations, UN, has expressed concerns about the effect and true magnitude of the spread of coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria, saying it was yet unclear.

According to the global body, the quality of response to the disease must match the scale of the crisis.

UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria, Mr Edward Kallon, who stated this during the launch of Nigeria/UN COVID-19 Basket Fund in Abuja, said: “This is a trying moment for all of us as our shared humanity is under threat of COVID-19 pandemic.

‘’Societies around the globe are in turmoil and economies are in a nosedive.

It is still unclear what the true magnitude of the spread and impact of the virus will look like in Nigeria.

The available emerging evidence is, however, clear. The only effective response to the COVID-19 pandemic is testing, isolation and contact tracing.

“From preliminary macro and micro social economic analysis, the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to place immense pressure on Nigeria’s healthcare system and will result in a serious economic and fiscal pressure with a risk of a negative social impact, if proactive measures are not taken to prevent, prepare, respond and cushion the economic impact of the pandemic.

“The International Monetary Fund has reassessed the global prospect for growth for 2020 and 2021, declaring that we have entered a recession – as bad as or worse than in 2009.

‘’We must respond decisively, innovatively and together to suppress the spread of the virus and address the socio-economic devastation that COVID-19 is causing in our world today.

Source: Orangeblog