Featured
COVID-19: Ebonyi Govt Bans Night Clubs, Reduces Worship Hours
The Ebonyi State Governor, David Umahi has banned night clubs from operating in the state following the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The governor also reduced the hours of worship in the state.
Governor Umahi gave the directive while flagging off of the COVID-19 compliance campaign in Abakaliki, the state capital.
The governor further instructed the state anti-COVID-19 committees to extend their supervision to schools and ensure patients are treated free of charge across the 13 Local Government Areas (LGA) in the state.
He said he is optimistic that 100,000 doses of vaccines will be available before the end of January.
-
Politics4 days agoJUST-IN: George Turnah Welcomes Isaac Amakuro’s Disassociation from G-House Political Family
-
News6 days agoJUST-IN: Police declare Portable wanted, slam attempted murder and four other alleged offences on him
-
Breaking News6 days agoEdwin Clark dies at 97
-
Politics6 days agoYou Have 72hurs To Resign Your Appointments From Gov Diri’s Govt: Alabh George Turnah Tells Loyalist.
-
News6 days agoDr. Ken Robinson: My Message On The Passing Of Chief Edwin Kiagbodo Clark
-
National5 days agoNigerian Cybercrime Police Centre Summons UK-Based Blogger Over Sowore Birthday Post
-
Crime5 days agoTwo residents of FCT killed by kidnappers due to delays in paying their ransom
-
Politics6 days agoUPDATE: Confusion as Newly Elected LAHA Speaker, Meranda Reportedly Resigns