28/07/20
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DANIELS G. O
STARS ARE BORN IN NIGERIA TO RULE THE WORLD
WHAT THEY NEED FROM US IS PRAYERS FOR GOD’S DIRECTION NOT TO GO ASTRAY.
PROF CHARLES CHUKWUMA SOLUDO ,YOU HAVE OUR PRAYERS AS YOU CELEBRATE 60 YEARS OF GREATNESS TODAY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU SIR, MANY MORE YEARS IN GOOD HEALTH
* Best wishes from all of us
28/07/20
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DANIELS G. O
PRESS RELEASE
An explosion rocked a building at number 13C , Cappa street in Palm groove area of Lagos on Monday Killed a 30 year old man identified as Usman Bello, and left 3 others with different degrees of injury.
The incident was said to have occurred when a gas cylinder used in filling an outdoor AC split unit of a storey building got exploded resulting in gas leakage from the cylinder.
Those injured according to the Lagos state emergency management agency have all been taken to a nearby hospital.
LASEMA officials, the Police and Lagos fire service were at the scene of incident. All the occupants have been evacuated and the scene cordoned off to prevent any secondary incident as there are visible cracks on the walls and pillars.
26/07/20
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DANIELS G O
The Nigeria centre for disease control has confirmed 555 new cases of #COVID-19 in Nigeria;
Lagos-156
Kano-65
Ogun-57
Plateau-54
Oyo-53
Benue-43
FCT-30
Ondo-18
Kaduna-16
Akwa Ibom-13
Gombe-13
Rivers-12
Ekiti-9
Osun-8
Cross River-3
Borno-2
Edo-2
Bayelsa-1
40,532 confirmed
17,374 discharged
858 deaths
***NIGERIA FIGURES
Total Confirmed Cases – 40,532
Total Active Cases – 22,300
Total Discharge Cases – 17,374
Total Deaths – 858
Total Sample Tested – 262,579
***LAGOS FIGURES
Total Confirmed Cases – 14,456
Total Active Cases – 12,177
Total Discharged Cases – 2,087
Total Deaths – 192
***Increment Within The Last 24Hour
1)Total Samples Tested
Increased by – 3,063
2) Total Confirmed Cases
Increased by – 555
3) Total Active Cases
Increased by – 127
4) Total Discharged
Cases Increased by –
426
5) Total Deaths
Increased by – 2
a) Edo State – 2 deaths
***SYMPTOMS OF CORONA VIRUS TO WATCH OUT FOR
***To Help Halt the spread of COVID-19 please report immediately you notice the following…
(1)Fatigue
(2) Sore throat
(3)Head ache
(5)Shivering
(6)Catarrh
(7)Diarrhea
(8)Difficulty in Breathing
(9)Loss of Appetite, and Smell
#Don’t Be Deceived, COVID-19 is real…Take Caution
###For more information, please Call 08025-68-1978
26/07/20
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DANIELS G.O
PRESS RELEASE
A container -laden truck has collided with a passenger Bus killing two people and leaving three other passengers injured.
The accident occurred at Ilasamaja, Mile 2 area of Lagos.
The truck with registration number SGM 715 XA loaded with a 20ft container collided into the commercial bus stationed at Ilasa under bridge which was discharging some of its passengers
Three other passengers were rescued with injuries and have been taken to Isolo General Hospital by the Lagos state emergency management agency LASEMA’’s Responders.
Three other passengers escaped unhurt.
The agency’s Super Metro and forklift were on ground to recover the fallen truck while officials of the Lagos state traffic management authority LASTMA and the Nigerian Police controlled the resultant traffic.
26/07/20
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DANIELS G.O
The Nigeria centre for disease control has confirmed 438 new cases of COVID-19 across 24 States in Nigeria;
Lagos-123
Kaduna-50
Rivers-40
Edo-37
Adamawa-25
Oyo-20
Nasarawa-16
Osun-15
Enugu-15
FCT-14
Ekiti-13
Ondo-13
Ebonyi-11
Katsina-10
Abia-9
Delta-8
Kwara-4
Ogun-3
Cross River-3
Kano-3
Bauchi-3
Yobe-2
Sokoto-1
Niger-1
***NIGERIA
Total Confirmed Cases – 39,977
Total Active Cases – 22,173
Total Discharge Cases – 16,948
Total Deaths – 856
Total Tested – 259,516
***LAGOS FIGURES
Total Confirmed Cases – 14,300
Total Active Cases –
12,021
Total Discharged Cases – 2,087
Total Deaths – 192
*†*INCREMENT IN THE LAST 25 HOURS
a) Total Sample
Tested increased
by – 3,478
b) Total Confirmed
Cases increased
by – 438
c) Total Active
Cases increased
by – 38
d) Total Discharged
Cases increased
by – 389
e) Total Deaths
increased by – 11
***STATES THAT RECORDED DEATHS
* 5 from Edo State
* 3 from Niger State
* 2 from Rivers State
* 1 from Ebonyi State
***SYMPTOMS OF CORONA VIRUS TO WATCH OUT FOR
***To Help Halt the spread of COVID-19 please report immediately you notice the following…
(1)Fatigue
(2) Sore throat
(3)Head ache
(5)Shivering
(6)Catarrh
(7)Diarrhea
(8)Difficulty in Breathing
(9)Loss of Appetite, and Smell
#Don’t Be Deceived, COVID-19 is real…Take Caution
###For more information, please Call 08025-68-1978
26/07/20
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DANIELS G.O
The Nigeria centre for disease control has confirmed 438 new cases of COVID-19 across 24 States in Nigeria;
Lagos-123
Kaduna-50
Rivers-40
Edo-37
Adamawa-25
Oyo-20
Nasarawa-16
Osun-15
Enugu-15
FCT-14
Ekiti-13
Ondo-13
Ebonyi-11
Katsina-10
Abia-9
Delta-8
Kwara-4
Ogun-3
Cross River-3
Kano-3
Bauchi-3
Yobe-2
Sokoto-1
Niger-1
PRESS RELEASE
Barely one- week after a building collapsed at freeman street, Lagos island which left 3 people dead including a 10 year old bo,Another three Storey Building collapsed again on Friday in Lagos.
Though the cause of the collapse is yet to be known,A 30-year old woman was rescued from the rubbles of the three – storey building located at no 95 Abeokuta street in Ebute Metta area of Lagos.
According to The Director General, Lagos state emergency management agency, LASEMA, Olufemi Oke-Osanyitolu , the agency received distress call on the building collapse at about 1.10pm on Friday and quickly mobilised emergency responders to the scene.
LASEMA Responders, and its Ambulance unit, Lagos state ambulance service, LASAMBUS, Lagos state building control agency, LASBCA, Material Testing Laboratory, the state’s fire service, and the Police, were joint responders at the scene of incident.
Search and Rescue operations have been concluded while LASEMA’s heavy duty equipment will continue with recovery and clearing operation until the collapsed building is reduced to ground zero level.
***In Another Development,The enforcement team of the Lagos State Physical Planning and Urban Development has shutdown 43 building, including 13 banks and 13 hotels on Lagos Airport Road.
The banks and others were said to have violated the physical planning law of Lagos State.
Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Dr. Idris Salako, in a statement issued by Mukaila Sanusi, Assistant Director, Public Affairs, said that the buildings, most of which are in use, were either built without planning permit or built without conforming to their approval order.
He emphasised that the area being an international gateway to Lagos State must not be allowed to be defaced with illegal developments, stressing that all physical developments on Airport Road and other areas of the State must conform to the planning laws of the State.
“It is by enforcing strict compliance to laws and regulations that we can halt the pervasive incidence of illegal and unapproved buildings, protect the Operative Development Plans of Lagos State and sustain an orderly, organised and livable environment” he said.
Salako urged those buying or renting properties to ensure that such properties had planning permits and Certificate of Fitness for habitation in order to avoid their property being sealed.
The enforcement exercise is the continuation of the efforts commenced some weeks back to eliminate the menace of illegal buildings and sanitize the built environment of Lagos State.
The incidents of building collapse in Lagos has become very common raising cause for concerns and the need to ensure the property building procedure are followed in setting up structures across Lagos state
25/07/20
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DANIELS G O
The Nigeria centre for disease control has confirmed 591 new cases of COVID-19 Nigeria across .
STATE AFFECTED
Oyo-191
Lagos-168
FCT-61
Ondo-29
Osun-26
Ebonyi-24
Edo-23
Ogun-14
Rivers-13
Akwa Ibom-12
Kaduna-10
Katsina-6
Borno-4
Ekiti-3
Delta-3
Imo-3
Niger-1
39,539 confirmed
16,559 discharged
845 deaths,
***NIGERIA TOTAL FIGURES
Total Confirmed Cases – 14,177
Total Active Cases –
11,898
Total Discharged Cases – 2,087
Total Deaths – 192.
***INCREMENT IN THE LAST 24 HOURS
a) Total Sample
Tested increased by – 4,145
b) Total Confirmed
Cases increased by – 591
c) Total Active
Cases increased by – 81
d) Total Discharged
Cases increased by – 498
e) Total Deaths
increased by – 12
***STATES THAT RECORDED DEATHS
* 4 from Oyo
* 2 from Akwa Ibom
* 2 from Ebonyi
* 1 from FCT
* 1 from Rivers
*1 From Delta And
*1 Kwara
***SYMPTOMS OF CORONA VIRUS TO WATCH OUT FOR
***To Help Halt the spread of COVID-19 please report immediately you notice the following…
(1)Fatigue
(2) Sore throat
(4)Body Pain
(5)Shivering
(6)Catarrh
(7)Diarrhea
(8)Difficulty in Breathing
(9)Loss of Appetite, and Smell
#Don’t Be Deceived, COVID-19 is real…Take Caution
###For more information, please Call 08025-68-1978
24/07/20
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DANIELS G. O
The Nigeria centre for disease control has confirmed 604 new cases of COVID-19 in 21 states of the federation, including Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. 246 newly Discharged cases and 20 Deaths (15 from Lagos State, 2 from Akwa Ibom State, 1 from Ebonyi State, 1 from Kwara State, 1 from Plateau State) were also recorded.
NEW CASES SUMMARY BELOW
Lagos-203
Oyo-87
FCT-79
Edo-41
Osun-35
Ogun-24
Rivers-22
Kaduna-22
Akwa Ibom-20
Plateau-18
Delta-9
Ebonyi-9
Imo-8
Enugu-5
Kano-5
Cross River-5
Katsina-4
Nasarawa-3
Borno-2
Ekiti-2
Bauchi-1
38,948 confirmed
16,061 discharged And
833 deaths.
***NIGERIA TOTAL FIGURES
Total Confirmed Cases – 38,948
Total Active Cases – 22,054
Total Discharge Cases – 16,061
Total Deaths – 833
Total Tested – 251,893
***LAGOS TOTAL FIGURES
Total Confirmed Cases – 14,009
Total Active Cases –
11,742
Total Discharged Cases – 2,075
Total Deaths – 192.
***INCREMENT IN THE LAST 24 HOURS
a) Total Sample
Tested increased by – 4,068
b) Total Confirmed
Cases increased by – 604
c) Total Active
Cases increased by – 338
d) Total Discharged
Cases increased by – 246
e) Total Deaths
increased by – 20
STATES THAT RECORDED DEATHS
* 15 from Lagos
* 2 from Akwa Ibom
* 1 from Ebonyi
* 1 from Kwara
* 1 from Plateau
***SYMPTOMS OF CORONA VIRUS TO WATCH OUT FOR
***To Help Halt the spread of COVID-19 please report immediately you notice the following…
(1)Fatigue
(2) Sore throat
(4)Body Pain
(5)Shivering
(6)Catarrh
(7)Diarrhea
(8)Difficulty in Breathing
(9)Loss of Appetite, and Smell
#Don’t Be Deceived, COVID-19 is real…Take Caution
###For more information, please Call 08025-68-1978
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