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The Redeem Christian church of God has announced that the Monthly Holy Ghost Service for the month of April will be held online.  The April Holy Ghost Service, as earlier announced by the General Overseer, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, is specially designed for children against diseases associated with the season and was themed:  “Let There Be Part 4.   According to the Head, Media & Public Relations, RCCG, Pastor Olaitan Olubiyi, in an online statement, the Thursday, April 2 Holy Communion Service preceding the Holy Ghost Service will be transmitted on Dove TV and other media platforms across the globe.  He, therefore, urged all members of the RCCG mission to hook up and participate in the online services as led by the head of the mission.   “we wish to call the attention of all to the following directives which take effect from midnight of Thursday March 26, 2020:“The main Gate is restricted to people with Camp Dwellers I.D card“All tricycles (...

In a bid to allow Nigerians have the benefit of daily update on the 2019 novel coronavirus, the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), has directed GOTv, DSTV, NTA Startimes, FreeTv Platform and others, to allow local stations on their bouquet run even after subscribers have exhausted their subscription. This is even as the NBC mandated broadcasters in the country to allot 10 per cent of its daily airtime to the public enlightenment of Nigerians on COVID-19. In a statement issued in Abuja and made available to our correspondent, the NBC said the decryption is to last for one month in the first instance, while adding that further directives shall be issued by the commission after detailed assessments of subsequent development. “The National Broadcasting Commission calls on all Pay Subscription Broadcasters (GOTv, DSTV, NTA Startimes, FreeTv Platform, etc) in Nigeria to decrypt all local channels on their bouquet to enable subscribers to their services in Nigeria access...

Eleven new cases of #COVID19 have been reported in Nigeria, 8 in Lagos, 2 in Enugu & 1 in Edo State. As at 11:55 pm 27th March there are 81 cases of confirmed #COVID19 reported Nigeria. 3 have been discharged with 1 death. As at 11:55pm 27th March, there are 81 confirmed cases 3 discharged 1 death For a breakdown of cases by states in real time, please see https:///zQrpNeOfet Currently; Lagos- 52 FCT- 14 Ogun- 3 Ekiti- 1 Oyo- 3 Edo- 2 Bauchi- 2 Osun-1 Rivers-1 Enugu- 2 TOTAL – 81. Don't just leave..  Drop your comment.. That's what keep us moving  COPYRIGHT ETHICSGROOVE      This material, and other digital content on this website , may not be reproduced, published , broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from  ETHICSGROOVE

Nigeria reports that receipt of donation of medical supplies from Chinese businessman and CEO of Ali Baba; Jack Ma, had shot its testing capacity up by 32%. Africa’s most populous nation had carried out a paltry 262 tests for the virus as at March 25, local media portal The Cable reported citing available data they had seen. The sum is insignificant compared to South Africa which had carried out over 20,000 tests with a tally of over 1000 cases. As at March 26, Nigeria had 65 confirmed cases with majority in the commercial capital, Lagos. The portal today reported that the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) confirmed a spike in testing after the donation which arrived in the country on March 24. The donation included 20,000 testing kits, 100,000 masks, and 1,000 medical use protective suits and face shields for each African country. Out of Nigeria’s total tally of 262 tests, 84 tests were carried out on Wednesday alone, indicating a daily increase of 32 percent...

The director of one of Haiti’s top hospitals was kidnapped on Friday, prompting staff to refuse to take in new patients in protest as the impoverished country battles an outbreak of the novel coronavirus amid a spike in gang violence. Dr. Jerry Bitar, a surgeon, was kidnapped shortly after leaving for work at Hospital Bernard Mevs from his home in an upmarket neighborhood of the capital, hospital staff told Reuters. Kidnappings for ransom have sharply increased this year amid a political and economic crisis in Haiti, which according to the World Bank is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Police confirmed 15 kidnapping cases in January alone. Gangs appear to strike indiscriminately, with victims ranging from Haitian schoolchildren, lawmakers and businessmen to foreign aid workers. A crowd gathered outside the facility in solidarity with Bitar, who runs the hospital together with his twin brother, while staff chanted in unison calls for his release. Haitian m...