On October 1 the world woke up to the news that America’s President Donald Trump and histhe First Lady, Melania Trump have tested positive to the ravaging coronavirus otherwise known as covid-19.
But considering the president’s busy schedule and all the meetings and events attended particularly, as the elections draw near one wonders what level of transmission would have taking place via the encounters and if any, the persons that are already probably, infected by the virus.
Just as the Covid-19 is ravaging every country’s economy, the fashion industry is not spared as it even bothers on fashion looks not to mention top fashion events that have for decades become a regular and glamorous ritual in our time. But trust Rihanna as she comes out Looking Amazing in a Sheer Bra, Leather Blazer, Fishnets, and No Pants
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America's former president, Barack Obama publishes a statement in memory of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who passed on September 18, 2020.
From The Obama Foundation's twitter handle, Obama's statement is referenced and quoted as "Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought to the end, through her cancer, with unwavering faith in our democracy and its ideals. That's how we remember her. Michelle and I admired her greatly, we're thankful for the legacy she left this country"
Nigerian Politician and former Governor of Ekiti State, Peter Ayodele Fayose has lost his immediate elder sister.
According to his recent post on twitter earlier today, late Mrs Moji Ladeji died today after a brief illness.
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According to the Chairman, Traders Association of Central Market Kubwa,, Collins Nwafor the international trade fair was primarily organized to showcase the market which was officially commissioned for commercial purposes on 1st July 2020 by the Executive Chairman of Bwari Area council, Hon. Dr. John Gabaya.
Former Nigeria's Vice President, Atiku Abubakar via his twitter handle kicks against the recent hike in prices of PMS. See the screen shot of the tweet below:
Atiku:
“I reject the increased electricity tariffs. Coming out of the lockdown,
Nigerians need a stimulus, not an impetuous disregard for the challenges they
face. Many Nigerians have not earned an income for months, due to no fault of
theirs. This increase is ill-timed and ill-advised.”
SERAP: “We urge Nigerian authorities to immediately
Daddy Freeze responds to David Ibiyomie. Check out the video below:
It costs about N400,000 to treat each patient of Covid-19, according to Governor El-Rufai of Kaduna State as published on Channelstv.com.
The governor who made the declaration at the executive meeting of the traditional rulers also called on northern traditional rulers not to relent in spearheading the campaigns to avoid the spread of corona-virus pandemic in the region, stressing that the cost of treating Covid-19 patients is very expensive.
Adding that treating the infected is digging a big hole in government’s coffers, he however
“It is on record that the this government rode to power through the popular mass protest against similar action taken by Jonathan administration in 2012. With this action, it does appear that the APC government is taken Nigerians for granted.
“Be that as it may, and as you all know, the organised labour and the civil society collaborators are seriously mobilising to engage the government in a peaceful, nonviolent protests across the nation. SSANU is a member of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and we are fully ready to carry out the directives of our centre (NLC) as soon as we receive the sigal,
“The Senate of UNILAG (as expected) has also come out solidly in defence of Mr. Vice-Chancellor and descended heavily on the Pro-Chancellor and the Registrar, who are seen to be carrying out the mandate of the Visitor as exemplified in his (Mr. President) Anti-Corruption crusade.
“In doing this, the Senate and its collaborators have unwittingly, and hiding under the technicality of due process, attempted to demonise Babalakin and his Council, while canonising itself as the technically ” all in all” and most supreme organ of the university over and above the Council.
“Mush as we wish to remain neutral in the UNILAG matter as much as possible, SSANU and indeed Nigerians and the international communities of Anti-Corruption like Transparency International are keenly waiting to see how the matter would be decided in UNILAG.
