Oyo State COVID-19 death toll rises to 24 ON JULY 25,

Oyo State COVID-19 death toll rises to 24 ON JULY 25, 20202:54 PMIN NEWS Kindly Share This Story:FacebookTwitterEmailWhatsAppPinterestShare Oyo State has reported two new COVID-19 deaths as the number of confirmed cases in the state increased to 2,497 on Friday night. Gov. Seyi Makinde revealed, via his Twitter handle, that the state’s COVID-19 death toll had increased to 24. Makinde also revealed that the state had discharged 22 more COVID-19 patients, following their recovery from the dreaded disease. The new data also revealed that a total number of 1325 patients are currently being treated for the coronavirus illness in the state. READ ALSO: COVID-19 not a barrier for our development in Kano — Ganduje “Twenty-two confirmed COVID-19 cases received their second NEGATIVE test results and have been discharged. This brings the number of discharged cases in Oyo State to 1,146. “Also, the COVID-19 confirmation tests for 191 suspected cases came back POSITIVE. “The cases are from Iseyin (55), Lagelu (37), Ibarapa Central (21), Egbeda (11), Oyo East (9), Ibadan North (8), Orelope (8), Afijio (6), Ona Ara (6), Ogbomosho South (6), Ogbomosho North (4), Ido (4), Ibadan North West (3), Oluyole (3), Atiba (3) and Oyo West (3) among others. “Ibadan South West (1), Ibadan North East (1), Akinyele (1), and Ibadan South East (1) Local Government Areas. So, the total number of confirmed cases in Oyo State today is 2,497. “Sadly, we had two COVID-19 related deaths in the state. So, the total number of deaths in Oyo State is twenty-four,” he said. The state on Friday night recorded its highest one-day total of new Coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic, with 191 new infections. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) Friday night tally revealed that the state also toppled Lagos State from the number one spot in daily new infections. NAN Vanguard Kindly Share This Story:FacebookTwitterEmailWhatsAppPinterestShare Related COVID-19: Oyo records 2,106 cases, 22 deaths ? Makinde July 19, 2020 COVID-19: Cases jump to 162 in Oyo May 21, 2020 Oyo council member tests positive, 169 discharged after testing negative June 28, 2020 All rights reserved. This material and any other digital content on this platform may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, written or distributed in full or in part, without written permission from VANGUARD NEWS. Download Vanguard News App. Technical Feedback: whatsapp 08023469027 READ our Privacy-policy and cookie policy. READ ALSO: DEVELOPING: Defected Ondo deputy governor may be impeached today Vanguard PROMOTED 'A Man that was once a bus conductor, Now the owner of over 3,000 buses across the... Edo 2020: How PDP provided evidence that disqualified Obaseki ? Oshiomhole Breaking: Dogara dumps PDP If You Want To Soften Your Wrinkles, Do This Today (It's Genius) InnoGialuron A genius from Nigeria found a way to eliminate bad breath forever! Read! Detox Lose Weight with These Amazing Homemade Drinks N.BlackLatteNG Isa Funtua: We’ll release tapes of our meeting, Presidency threatens Sowore LAWAL SHERIFAT View all posts by Lawal Sherifat ? PREVIOUS POST FG partially shuts 3rd Mainland Bridge after stakeholders meeting Disclaimer Comments expressed here do not reflect the opinions of vanguard newspapers or any employee thereof.

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COVID-19: Lagos postpones secondary school entrance exams indefinitely Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/06/covid-19-lagos-postpones-secondary-school-entrance-exams-indefinitely/

By Olasunkanmi Akoni Lagos State Government has postponed entrance exams into secondary schools indefinitely. Lagos, through its State Examinations Board, LSEB, postponed, indefinitely, 2020 Basic Education Certificate Examination, BECE, into its Junior Secondary Schools in the state due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The examination was earlier scheduled for June 16 to 23, 2020. Director, LSEB, Mr. Supo Gbadegesin, who announced this on Monday, explained that the directive affected both public and private schools. ALSO READ: Gov Makinde orders free entry into Schools of Science, Junior Secondary Schools The statement read in part: “In view of the prevailing situation of the pandemic virus called COVID-19 and the precautionary steps taken by Lagos State Government to combat the deadly disease, Lagos State Examinations Board hereby notifies the general public, especially all duly registered public and approved private Junior Secondary Schools in the state, that year 2020 Basic Education Cert...

At June 12, Yoruba group seeks self-government for race By Gbenga Akinfenwa (Lagos), Oluwaseun Akingboye (Akure) and Rotimi Agboluaje (Ibadan) 12 June 2020 | 3:34 am How FG is promoting legal rights of Nigerians - Buhari 1 hour ago PM Johnson says UK anti-racism protests 'hijacked by extremists' 1 hour ago Alleged Chinese spy arrested at LA airport for visa fraud 1 hour ago • Nothing to celebrate 27 years after, says Onitiri • Falana urges patriots to intensify struggle for genuine democracy A Yoruba group, the Oodua Action Movement (OAM), has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to give the Yoruba people self-government by reverting to regional government. The group, which is an association of Yoruba indigenes in Diaspora, also asked all Yoruba people to use the June 12 occasion for sober reflection and unity among themselves. The Co-ordinator, Demola Edward, in a statement in Akure yesterday, clamoured for autonomous nation to bring back progress and development. According to him, it is imperative that all Yoruba people globally should come together to actualise an autonomous nation so as not to remain perpetual slaves in their fatherland. In a related vein, a political activist/social critic, Chief Adesunbo Onitiri, has called for sober reflection and rebirth by political players, leaders and appointees across the country. Onitiri, who spoke yesterday in Lagos, expressed sadness that the politicians had forgotten so soon the sacrifice and message of June 12, which the late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (MKO) Abiola struggled and died for, adding that currently, there is no democratic government in Nigeria. Also, a human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, said immortalising Abiola was not enough, saying that the last 21 years in the nation’s return to democratic rule have been full of sorrow and tears. Falana, who spoke during a live radio programme in Ibadan, urged true patriots in the country to intensify the struggle for genuine democracy. He said: “One of the policies carried out by the Buhari administration is the recognition of June as a public holiday and replacement of Democracy Day which was originally May 29. Those who set May 29 as a Democracy Day did so out of spite. “For eight years, Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration refused to recognise the supreme sacrifice paid by Abiola in the restoration of democracy in Nigeria. It was very good on the part of this administration to have recognised that day. “But it is not enough to immortalise MKO. It is not enough to recognise June 12 as a Democracy Day. The last 21 years have been civil rule of disenchantment and frustration on the part of the majority of Nigerians. 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c By Gbenga Akinfenwa (Lagos), Oluwaseun Akingboye (Akure) and Rotimi Agboluaje (Ibadan) 12 June 2020 | 3:34 am How FG is promoting legal rights of Nigerians - Buhari 1 hour ago PM Johnson says UK anti-racism protests 'hijacked by extremists' 1 hour ago Alleged Chinese spy arrested at LA airport for visa fraud 1 hour ago • Nothing to celebrate 27 years after, says Onitiri • Falana urges patriots to intensify struggle for genuine democracy A Yoruba group, the Oodua Action Movement (OAM), has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to give the Yoruba people self-government by reverting to regional government. The group, which is an association of Yoruba indigenes in Diaspora, also asked all Yoruba people to use the June 12 occasion for sober reflection and unity among themselves. The Co-ordinator, Demola Edward, in a statement in Akure yesterday, clamoured for autonomous nation to bring back progress and development. According to him, it is imperative that all Yoruba people g...

PDP will retain Edo – Gov Diri

PDP will retain Edo – Gov Diri ON JULY 25, 20206:49 PMIN NEWS Kindly Share This Story:FacebookTwitterEmailWhatsAppPinterestShare Gov Diri Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Douye Diri, has said the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate in the Edo State governorship election, Godwin Obaseki, will be re-elected in the September poll. He maintained that Governor Obaseki’s performance has surpassed the expectation of the Edo people. Governor Diri, who joined his counterparts from Delta State, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, Nyesom Wike (Rivers), Aminu Tambuwal (Sokoto), Bala Mohammed (Bauchi), Seyi Makinde (Oyo) and other party stalwarts, spoke on Saturday at the flag-off of the Edo PDP governorship campaign at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium in Benin City. He urged Edo people to turn out en masse to vote for the PDP in the September 19 election. Senator Diri urged the people of Edo to remain resolute and not be deceived into accepting what they rejected in the last election. A press release by his acting...

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